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Bradley

Bradley went unclaimed on waivers after being designated for assignment last weekend and will presumably stick around with the Marlins as extra organizational relief depth.

Bradley has been cut loose from Miami’s 40-man roster after struggling to a bloated 12.27 ETA, 2.32 WHIP and 7/3 K/BB ratio across 7 1/3 innings (four appearances). The 30-year-old righty reliever figures to go unclaimed on waivers and could wind up sticking around as extra relief depth.

The 30-year-old hurler returns to the big leagues after registering a stellar 2.95 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and a 16/5 K/BB ratio over 18 1/3 innings in nine appearances at Triple-A Jacksonville. He’ll give manager Skip Schumaker another weapon to deploy out of the bullpen.

Bradley was limited to just 21 relief appearances last year for the Angels after fracturing his right elbow in late June while attempting to jump over the dugout railing to join an on-field brawl against the Mariners. He also suffered a late-September forearm strain, which likely led to him not having much of a market during the offseason. The 30-year-old righty is a worthwhile gamble for the Marlins and gives them some additional organizational relief depth moving forward.

Bradley had just been activated off the 60-day injured list with a fractured right elbow, but the strain will see his season end a couple of days later. The 30-year-old is a free agent a the end of 2022, and very possible threw his last pitch as a member of the Angels.

Bradley is back in the Angels’ bullpen for the final week or so after missing three full months due to a fractured right elbow. The impending free agent reliever had registered a 4.82 ERA in 21 appearances before the injury. Mike Mayers has been designated for assignment in a corresponding roster move.

Bradley scattered one hit, notched one strikeout and threw 21 pitches (14 strikes) in this one. The veteran reliever has been out since late June when he fractured his right elbow attempting to jump the dugout railing to join an on-field melee against the Mariners.

Out since late June because of a fracture in his right elbow, Bradley might be able to make a few more appearances with the Angels before the 2022 season comes to a close. He’ll be a free agent this winter.

It had sounded earlier this month like Bradley wouldn’t return this season, but now there appears to be increased optimism that he’ll make it back after all. The right is recovering from a fractured right elbow which he suffered when he fell over the dugout railing attempting to join a brawl.

The 29-year-old right-hander has been shelved since June 28 due to a fractured right elbow that he sustained when he fell over the dugout railing during a brawl with the Mariners. A free agent at season’s end, he may have already thrown his last pitch as a member of the Angels.