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Bradish Blindsided by Homer, Takes Rain-Shortened Loss
3 Aug
Summary
- Bradish allowed two runs on two hits and two walks in three innings.
- Bryan De La Cruz's third-inning homer was the only long ball he gave up.
- His ERA now stands at 3.79 through 22 starts this season.
In a rain-shortened outing on Sunday, pitcher Bradish (7-10) recorded a loss against the Phillies. He surrendered two runs, two hits, and two walks across three innings, with three strikeouts. The two runs charged to Bradish were a result of Bryan De La Cruz's home run in the third inning. This marked the first home run Bradish has allowed since the All-Star break.
The game concluded with an 8-0 defeat for Bradish's team. His season statistics now show an ERA of 3.79 through 22 starts, accompanied by a 1.36 WHIP. He has accumulated 117 strikeouts against 54 walks. Bradish is slated to face the Rangers in his next road game.
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