Orioles deal RHP Dylan Bundy to Angels for RHP Isaac Mattson, RHP Zach Peek, RHP Kyle Bradish and RHP Kyle Brnovich

[Ron Robinsons Beard]

 

I was sorta hoping the Brewers would make a play for Bundy as a buy-low guy. Oh well.

[tmwiese55]

I'd agree there. Quick look at this prospect doesn't seem like he is super high ranked. Found an article from last spring that didn't have him in Angels top 30 prospects. Seems that could've been a worthwhile buy low risk/reward to me. Get him to the NL and away from the NY/Bos for 1/5 of this games.

 

ETA: Turns out there was multiple prospects, not just one. So that changes things

[JimH5]

Soooo many homers allowed. Not sure that Miller/AmFam would have helped him. The Brewers need pitching for sure, but I'm fine that they weren't the winners of this derby.

[JDBrewCrew]

Fabian Ardaya

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The Angels prospects going to Baltimore for Dylan Bundy, source confirmed to The Athletic: RHP Isaac Mattson, RHP Zach Peek, RHP Kyle Bradish and RHP Kyle Brnovich.

[Ennder]

Dylan Bundy needs to be in the NL in a pitchers park. He just gives up way too much hard contact because his location is poor. A pitchers park with a good defense in the AL will have to do I guess.

[MadThinker88]

This could be a very good deal for both sides..

Angels now having Mickey Callaway as pitching coach might be a HUGE help moving forward..

[JosephC]

Dylan Bundy is AL East proven and therefore would have been a nice pickup for Milwaukee. Having pitched in the AL East makes Bundy battle-tested and better than the B Division type pitching the Brewers have to rely on, Brandon Woodruff being one example.

 

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[SRB]

I don't see the makings of a Bundy breakout. His biggest problem has always been his almost comical tendency to give up hard contact and HRs. How exactly do you fix that?

[TJseven7]

I don't see the makings of a Bundy breakout. His biggest problem has always been his almost comical tendency to give up hard contact and HRs. How exactly do you fix that?

 

I've always liked the potential he has. He seems like a late bloomer though. I could see him improve as a pitcher as he ages and be one of those guys you want at 31 for an 8/2 type contract. Just seems like a guy who will have a couple season moment in the sun before he's done.

[A Swing and A Drive]

Very disappointed that the Brewers were not in on Bundy at this cost.

[Ron Robinsons Beard]

Very disappointed that the Brewers were not in on Bundy at this cost.

 

Looking more into him, the injuries have really taken a toll. FB velocity sits around 90-91 now. He has the look of a prototypical power pitcher, but brings Zach Davies' stuff. Probably not a bad pass.