Kyle Bradish Lands on IL Again With UCL Sprain
Published on 2024-06-16
Orioles' Bradish back on IL with elbow sprain, leaving rotation short-handed.
Kyle Bradish, the Orioles' right-handed starter, has been placed on the injured list due to a recurrence of an ulnar collateral ligament sprain. This injury had initially been discovered in February, causing him to miss the first month of the season. Despite rehabilitation efforts, the sprain has re-emerged.
Bradish's absence is a significant setback for the Baltimore rotation, as he has impressive stats from the previous season. The Orioles are also dealing with injuries to John Means and Tyler Wells, who are both expected to miss the rest of the year.
With these ongoing injuries, the Orioles' general manager, Mike Elias, may seek reinforcements before the trade deadline. Bold acquisitions, similar to the signing of Corbin Burnes, may be necessary for the team to compete with the Yankees in the AL East.
Bradish's absence is a significant setback for the Baltimore rotation, as he has impressive stats from the previous season. The Orioles are also dealing with injuries to John Means and Tyler Wells, who are both expected to miss the rest of the year.
With these ongoing injuries, the Orioles' general manager, Mike Elias, may seek reinforcements before the trade deadline. Bold acquisitions, similar to the signing of Corbin Burnes, may be necessary for the team to compete with the Yankees in the AL East.