110 replies to this topic

[BobPhelan]

4 of the 6 months he had an ERA under 3.00. June was 3.54. April they only struggle at 6.14.


From July on he lowwred his ERA and WHIP each month.

July: 2.25, 1.031
Aug: 2.12, 0.98
Sept: 2.06, 0.80


If we go strictly by ERA+ Bedard matched him in 2007. The laat time his season was topped was Mussina back in the strike shortened '94 season. He had a 164 ERA+ that year. From strictly an ERA+ perspective Im guessing its a top 10 season of all time. Will go check some of the other years from older pitchers

And April he missed time after taking that line drive off the foot.

[BSLChrisStoner]

MASN: Bradish: "No pain, no soreness when I'm throwing"

https://www.masnspor...en-i-m-throwing

[BSLSteveBirrer]

Well that is pretty good sounding. Not holding my breath but maybe there is some hope.

[BaltBird 24]

That's all well and good. Just waiting for the inevitable.

[Mackus]

It's only inevitable if you ignore all the times that a forearm or elbow injury didn't require Tommy John. I wouldn't complain about "likely", but inevitable is an inaccurate description.

[BSLChrisStoner]

• Injuries & Moves: Bradish 'excited' for 1st rehab start

[85Knight]

64 pitches in his last start. That's encouraging and surprising all at the same time.

[BaltBird 24]

Starting for Norfolk this week.

[TwentyThirtyFive]

The numbers werent good but that really is pretty meaningless. Up to 60+ and at AAA tells me we may see him in a few weeks if no setbacks.

[Mackus]

Pretty surprised by the acceleration, but exciting to see it.  Them being reckless isn't a concern of mine, so however fast they think he can go is good with me.

[TwentyThirtyFive]

Use the bullets he has left in his arm in MLB. I get that he has to have some rehab starts but no need for an extended ST type run.