Kyle Bradish locks in $90M extension with Orioles through 2030
Baltimore secures its second top starter long-term, pairing Bradish's deal with another extension already in place through the 2030 season.
The Baltimore Orioles and right-hander Kyle Bradish have agreed to a $90 million contract extension. The deal keeps Bradish under team control through the 2030 season. Baltimore has now locked up its two top starters on long-term commitments. The move signals the organization's intent to build around its young pitching core.
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