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Bundy continues to feel fine as he returns from ligament-reconstructive surgery on his right elbow last summer. There are no physical issues.

"Everything's great," he said today during a phone interview. "I just have some days when the ball comes out of my hand better than others, and that's to be expected from what I've heard.

"So far, there are no problems. No pain, no soreness. As far as health-wise, I'm perfectly healthy."

Bundy has surrendered 15 hits and walked six batters in his 11 2/3 innings with Frederick. All three starts have come on the road, the last two in Salem.

"Part of it is the competition," he said. "Guys can hit it a little bit better than they can in the New York-Penn League. And it's also my execution of my pitches. Maybe I was executing them better at Aberdeen than here.

"I'm leaving my fastball up and I've got to bury pitches when I need to and I'm not doing that. And I need to work on my times to home plate. People are stealing bases on me. There are just some things I need to work on.

"I haven't pitched in a year and a half. I just need to get back in the swing of things and pitch like I know I have to."

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Man I'm loving this thread... everything I've been harping on for years coming out in the same thread.

The O's failed to move Jim Johnson at peak value and got nothing.

they failed to move Wieters and now with the elbow injury stand to get next to nothing.

and coming off a SS/GG they failed to move Hardy and will get much less than they could have 6 months ago.

The O's are facing a scary cliff starting next year.

Meanwhile Boston had 14 first round picks in the last 5 years and many are percolating to the top of their farm system and breaking into the majors.

The Os are in first place and wouldn't be there without Hardy and Norris. I don't understand why you guys keep harping on about some guy who was drafted in the 19th round a year before he was traded and who is only in single A. The trade was made and it's time to move on.

I think the Norris trade was excellent but even if it had turned out poorly you move on. I can imagine if Hader does make it to the bigs one day thy after every bit of success you will remind of us it. Why do you even care what Hader is doing in single A? He isn't an Oriole and it's not like the Astros are going to trade him back.

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LOL. Stop it. There were plenty of people who thought it was too much to give up and said so at the time. There were plenty of people who were very high on Josh Hader and who believed it may very well turn out to be a bad trade for the Orioles.

We are in first place in 2014 because of Bud Norris. Not Josh Hader. Not L.J. Hoes. Not a mystery pick.

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LOL. Stop it. There were plenty of people who thought it was too much to give up and said so at the time. There were plenty of people who were very high on Josh Hader and who believed it may very well turn out to be a bad trade for the Orioles.
We are in first place in 2014 because of Bud Norris. Not Josh Hader. Not L.J. Hoes. Not a mystery pick.

Guys come on. This winning over the last 3 years has been tough on web brick and his ilk. They can't stand to see this team win. Let them have something.

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>3 scoreless innings so far tonight for Dylan Bundy, making his 4th start for Class A Frederick <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/orioles?src=hash">#orioles</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/keys?src=hash">#keys</a></p>— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) <a href="

">July 22, 2014</a></blockquote>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Bundy gets around runners at second and third! Through 5 has allowed 3 hits and no runs. 0-0.</p>— Frederick Keys (@FrederickKeys) <a href="

">July 23, 2014</a></blockquote>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>6 scoreless innings for Dylan Bundy with Class A Frederick. 3 hits allowed <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/orioles?src=hash">#orioles</a></p>— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) <a href="

">July 23, 2014</a></blockquote>

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Goodbye to Bundy for Cliff lee posts on the board and Hello to Bundy for Sale posts.

To bad it won't be...We would be nuts to trade Dylan Bundy posts. Young, controllable, great work ethic and electric stuff. The kid had not pitched in a year and a half after TJ surgery, seems a tad unreasonable to expect his velocity to be 100% and his control/feel to be spot on. He will be just fine. My guess is that within two years people calling for him to be trade bait will feel as dumb as those who called for KG to be trade bait. Just my opinion

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The Os are in first place and wouldn't be there without Hardy and Norris. I don't understand why you guys keep harping on about some guy who was drafted in the 19th round a year before he was traded and who is only in single A. The trade was made and it's time to move on.

I think the Norris trade was excellent but even if it had turned out poorly you move on. I can imagine if Hader does make it to the bigs one day thy after every bit of success you will remind of us it. Why do you even care what Hader is doing in single A? He isn't an Oriole and it's not like the Astros are going to trade him back.

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