Kyle Bradish owns ‘childish’ lapse during Orioles win, says it ‘will not happen again’
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Key Points:
- Orioles pitcher Kyle Bradish made a critical two-error sequence in the fifth inning against the White Sox, allowing a run to score and giving Chicago a 3-2 lead.
- Bradish admitted frustration and took full responsibility for the errors, promising they would not happen again, with manager Craig Albernaz expressing confidence in him moving forward.
- Despite the mistakes, Bradish showed improved fastball command in his outing, typical for a pitcher still building innings after Tommy John surgery.
- Bradish allowed five consecutive hits in the second inning but limited the damage to two runs and finished after five innings, aided by strong bullpen relief.
- The Orioles rallied after Bradish's errors, with Taylor Ward contributing three doubles and four hits overall to help Baltimore secure the victory.
