Bradish Locks In With Baltimore on $90M Five-Year Deal
The Orioles officially announced a five-year extension with right-hander Kyle Bradish, keeping him in Baltimore through the 2031 season.
The Baltimore Orioles have officially extended right-hander Kyle Bradish on a five-year, $90MM contract through 2031. The deal covers his final two arbitration years plus three seasons that would have been free agency. Bradish, who won $3.55MM in arbitration this past offseason, will earn $10MM next season with salary escalating annually. This is the second major long-term extension for a Baltimore starter this season, following Shane Baz's five-year deal earlier in the year.
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