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The article reviews the performances of starting pitchers from Tuesday's fantasy baseball games, highlighting Kyle Bradish's impressive outing and providing detailed analysis of other pitchers' performances, with recommendations for fantasy team management.
Kyle Bradish pitched seven no-hit innings with 11 strikeouts before being pulled due to pitch count, as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-1, completing a four-game sweep. Danny Mendick's pinch-hit home run in the eighth inning broke up the no-hitter.
The Baltimore Orioles had a successful 4-2 homestand, with Gunnar Henderson's breakout performance and Kyle Bradish's promising rehab outing being key takeaways. Craig Kimbrel's strong start and evolving pitching style are also highlighted, while Albert Suárez's unexpected return to the mound after seven years and the developmental stages of young hitters like Colton Cowser and Jackson Holliday provide further insights into the team's progress.
Orioles provide injury updates on several players including pitcher Kyle Bradish, who is confident he'll be an effective starter despite a sprained right elbow, and John Means, who is about a month behind other starters due to a sore left elbow. Infielder Gunnar Henderson is not worried about his oblique strain, while 19-year-old prospect Samuel Basallo is waiting to throw due to a stress fracture in his right elbow.
Orioles' pitcher Kyle Bradish will begin the season on the injured list due to an elbow injury, while John Means is unlikely to be ready for opening day. Bradish sprained the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow and received platelet-rich plasma injections, with the team hopeful for his return in 2024. Means, who missed last year's AL Division Series with an elbow flare-up, is also dealing with elbow issues. The injuries have implications for the team's rotation, with Tyler Wells and Cole Irvin likely to fill in, and the Orioles still looking for pitching options.
Baltimore Orioles right-hander Kyle Bradish will start the season on the injured list with a sprained UCL in his pitching elbow, while star infielder Gunnar Henderson is dealing with an oblique injury and left-hander John Means is expected to start the season on the IL as well. Top catching prospect Samuel Basallo also has a stress fracture in his right elbow and won't start throwing until April. The Orioles will plan to use Basallo as a designated hitter during spring training, but he won't return to catching until April at the earliest. The team may need to add another pitcher to their rotation before the start of the season.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Kyle Bradish has been diagnosed with a UCL sprain in his right elbow and will start the season on the injured list. Additionally, several other players, including Gunnar Henderson and Samuel Basallo, are dealing with injuries. With uncertainty surrounding their pitching rotation, the Orioles may need to consider adding reinforcements, but they have the financial flexibility to do so, given their pristine long-term payroll outlook and highly ranked farm system.
The Baltimore Orioles lost 3-2 to the Texas Rangers in Game 1 of the American League Division Series. Despite a festive atmosphere and a strong performance from Orioles starter Kyle Bradish, the team struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities. The Orioles now face the challenge of rebounding in Game 2 against the Rangers' ace, Jordan Montgomery. The young Orioles team remains confident in their ability to bounce back, but they will need to improve their offensive production to keep up with the Rangers' potent lineup.
The Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers are set to face off in Game 1 of the American League Division Series. Kyle Bradish will start for the Orioles, while Andrew Heaney takes the mound for the Rangers. Both teams left out key starting pitchers from their rosters. Heaney's selection is surprising considering his struggles against the Orioles in the past. The game has been delayed due to rain.
Baltimore Orioles' rookie Gunnar Henderson is heavily favored to win the American League Rookie of the Year Award, while manager Brandon Hyde is a strong contender for the AL Manager of the Year Award. Other Orioles players in the running for MLB awards include pitcher Kyle Bradish for the AL Cy Young Award, catcher Adley Rutschman for the AL Rookie of the Year Award, first baseman Ryan O'Hearn for the AL Comeback Player of the Year Award, and pitcher Félix Bautista for the AL Reliever of the Year Award.
The Baltimore Orioles won a stressful game against the Oakland Athletics, scoring five runs in the tenth inning but only two runs in the first nine innings. They gained a half-game on the Tampa Bay Rays and have a chance to go three games up if they can sweep the Athletics. Kyle Bradish will start for the Orioles, while JP Sears will start for the Athletics. In other news, outfielder Hicks returns to the injured list, and there are updates on Orioles pitching prospect Trace Bright and young catcher Samuel Basallo.
The Baltimore Orioles had a dominant victory over the New York Yankees, setting season highs in runs and hits. Gunnar Henderson led the offense with two home runs, while every healthy Orioles hitter contributed to the 20-hit parade. Kyle Bradish pitched six shutout innings. The Orioles maintain their four-game lead over the Yankees for the top wild card spot.
Rookie shortstop Gunnar Henderson leads the Orioles offense to a dominant 14-1 win over the Yankees, hitting two home runs and collecting five RBIs. The Orioles score seven runs in the third inning alone, with standout performances from Ryan O'Hearn and Jordan Westburg. Pitcher Kyle Bradish puts up six scoreless innings, frustrating the Yankees with his fastball, slider, and curveball. The offensive outburst provides much-needed run support for Bradish, as the Orioles score their most runs and hits of the season. With a strong lineup and promising rookies, the Orioles are poised for a strong second half of the season.
In this week's fantasy baseball waiver wire, TJ Friedl of the Cincinnati Reds is a must-add player with his impressive hitting and stolen base numbers, while Jordan Westburg of the Baltimore Orioles is a promising rookie with power potential. Ezequiel Tovar of the Colorado Rockies is a rising talent who can contribute in multiple categories, and Bo Naylor of the Cleveland Guardians is a catching prospect worth considering. Lastly, Kyle Bradish of the Orioles is a recommended pickup with his recent strong performances and a favorable matchup against the Twins.