Kyle Bradish

Kyle Bradish underwent Tommy John surgery with an internal brace Wednesday, per Orioles’ GM Mike Elias.

Fantasy Impact

Bradish is now out of the remainder of the 2024 season and will miss the next 12-18 months. He is the third Orioles’ starter to undergo Tommy John surgery this season.

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said Kyle Bradish will undergo more tests before the Orioles decide next steps.

Fantasy Impact

Bradish was placed on the injured list on Saturday with a UCL sprain. There should be another update on him soon.

The Orioles placed Kyle Bradish on the 15-day IL.

Fantasy Impact

Bradish was removed from his last start due to an elbow injury. He also missed time earlier in the season due to a UCL sprain, which isn't ideal. He will miss at least the next couple of weeks, but likely longer.

Kyle Bradish is being evaluated for a potential elbow injury, per Orioles manager Brandon Hyde.

Fantasy Impact

Bradish told Hyde that his elbow was bothering him in the fifth inning, which is why he was pulled. Bradish previously had a UCL injury, so he will undergo further tests to determine the severity of the issue.

Kyle Bradish was nearly untouchable Saturday, allowing just one hit and striking out nine over six innings in a 5-0 win against the Rays.

Fantasy Impact

This stellar outing continues a strong season for Bradish, whose ERA dipped to 2.62 and WHIP to 1.11. With a K/9 of 12.8 and a FIP of 1.89, he's proving to be a high-strikeout, low-risk option for fantasy managers. His consistent performance, highlighted by a superb strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.50, makes him a valuable asset in all fantasy formats. Given his ability to limit base runners and high strikeout rate, Bradish should be considered a must-start in fantasy lineups, especially in leagues that value strikeouts and WHIP.