Kyle

Bradish

Bradish defeated the Orioles’ offer of $2.875 million. The right-hander forged a 47/10 K/BB over 32 innings across six starts after returning from his elbow injury. He’ll pitch near the top of the Baltimore rotation to open the 2026 season.

Bradish winds up 1-1 with a 2.53 ERA and a 47/10 K/BB in 32 innings over six starts in his return from elbow surgery. That incredible 37.3 percent strikeout rate would seem to bode really well for next year. He came in at 25.0 percent in his breakthrough season in 2023, but he was also up to 32.5 percent in eight starts before getting hurt last year.

Bradish gave up two hits, walked two and struck out nine. The 29-year-old right-hander has been impressive since returning from Tommy John surgery. Bradish has a 2.25 ERA and 39 strikeouts in 28 innings over five starts this year. He’s lined up to face the Yankees on the road in the last weekend of the regular season.

After giving up an RBI single to Curtis Mead in the first inning, Bradish was outstanding against the not-so-good Chicago lineup. The 29-year-old has pitched well in his return from Tommy John surgery, and he now has a 2.45 ERA over 22 innings in his four starts if more evidence was needed. Bradish is slated to take on the Yankees on Sunday.

Bradish needed just 81 pitches to get through seven tonight. Last week, he threw 84 in four innings against the Padres. Bradish has a 2.65 ERA and a 21/4 K/BB in 17 innings over three starts since returning from Tommy John, but the Orioles have yet to get him a win. Maybe his luck will change Monday against the White Sox.

Bradish piled up five strikeouts and only handed out a pair of free passes, giving him 15 punchouts over 10 frames in a pair of starts since making his season debut. The 28-year-old righty was lifted after throwing 84 pitches (51 strikes) in this one. He’s in line to face the Pirates next Tuesday as Baltimore transitions to a six-man rotation for the final month.

Bradish looked like a certifiable fantasy ace in his first major-league start in 14 months, finishing one strikeout shy of matching his previous career high. He averaged nearly 95 mph on his sinker and four-seamer and generated 15 swinging strikes, finishing with a near-elite 36 percent CSW. All the damage against him came courtesy of the long ball as Trevor Story and David Hamilton took him deep in his return to the big leagues. The 28-year-old righty should be rostered in all fantasy formats and represents a must-start option when he faces the Padres on Monday in his next outing.

14 months after Tommy John surgery, Bradish will make his return to the majors tonight in a start against the Red Sox. Mixed leaguers might not want him active right away, but he was throwing well enough in Triple-A to suggest he’ll offer some late-season value.

It was expected, but now it’s official that Bradish’s Tommy John rehab is complete. The Orioles still haven’t announced Wednesday’s starter. They were planning on going with a six-man rotation with no off day this week, but they lost No. 5 starter Brandon Young to a hamstring strain last week.

The 28-year-old right-hander has worked all the way back from Tommy John surgery and is ready to help out the Orioles at the big league level. With Brandon Young on the injured list, no one will need to be bumped from the team’s rotation to accommodate Bradish’s return.