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Dylan Bundy TONIGHT 5/20


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The Orioles no 1 prospect faces the Hagerstown Suns in the last of a four game series. Dylan Bundy is due to pitch five innings in his scheduled penultimate start for the Shorebirds. Hopefully, he can rack up his first win for the O's and preserve his ERA.

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The Orioles no 1 prospect faces the Hagerstown Suns in the last of a four game series. Dylan Bundy is due to pitch five innings in his scheduled penultimate start for the Shorebirds. Hopefully, he can rack up his first win for the ShOrebird's and preserve his ERA.

Fixed that - Go Dylan - make them look like Desolation Row. Whatever you do, Don't Think Twice, It's Alright! Give them the Dirt Road Blues! Blow that heat by them like a Hurricane. Because after all the Keys are Waiting For You.

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So what are the chances that Dylan is with the team in early July?

Slim to none IMO. The Orioles could say that he needs time and I believe that, but if the Orioles are competing for a playoff spot come the first day of September I would think the chances of him getting the call increase. I think the limitation on his innings are a concern and that could be the real reason why he wouldn't get the call unless we are a sure thing for the playoffs. When do the rosters expand in September?

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