Dylan Bundy (Begins Throwing Program)

[Herman]

I think that at this point it's reasonable to assume that Bundy will never pitch for the Orioles...at least not as a starter. The combination of bad luck and poor development that this team has with pitchers is incredible.

[BradyBunch]

The silence makes it sound grim and I'd assume it's a labrum issue. The word nobody wants to say.

That sound of silence is the realizing a career is over.

[Can_of_corn]

I think that at this point it's reasonable to assume that Bundy will never pitch for the Orioles...at least not as a starter. The combination of bad luck and poor development that this team has with pitchers is incredible.

Please elaborate on how his development was poor? Would throwing his Cutter have staved off these injuries?

[weams]

I think that at this point it's reasonable to assume that Bundy will never pitch for the Orioles...at least not as a starter. The combination of bad luck and poor development that this team has with pitchers is incredible.

How does poor development have ANYTHING to do with this? I've defended you. But now I am questioning your motivations.

[spiritof66]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Dr. Andrews told Bundy he had never seen the calcium buildup in a shoulder like Bundy's--that usually happens in quads and thighs. Rare case</p>— Dan Connolly (@danconnollysun) <a href="

">June 29, 2015</a></blockquote>

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That sounds terrible, but what does it mean? Was some or all of the calcium removed? Can it be removed? What's the consequence of removing it or not removing it?

Is there a doctor in the house?

[Barnaby Graves]

Please elaborate on how his development was poor? Would throwing his Cutter have staved off these injuries?

How does poor development have ANYTHING to do with this? I've defended you. But now I am questioning your motivations.

He said a combination of bad luck and poor development is impacting our young pitching in general. Cutters aside, Bundy's trajectory has more to do with luck than anything, it seems.

Now, Gausman on the other hand... their handling is highly questionable, IMO. I think he's right to say what he did.

[Flash- bd]

So when will he have an operation?

[BradyBunch]

That sounds terrible, but what does it mean? Was some or all of the calcium removed? Can it be removed? What's the consequence of removing it or not removing it?

Is there a doctor in the house?

Removing it would them would year plus recovery. No sure thing as they will come back again. Basically he will have a chance of getting em again.

[BradyBunch]

So when will he have an operation?

Not yet. Hoping it will go a away and a freak thing. Reality is even with surgery he has a chance of it happening again and again. Hence why I see his career as over.

[weams]

So when will he have an operation?

There may not be an operation for this. Arm Transplant possibly.

[Slade-OH]

How does poor development have ANYTHING to do with this? I've defended you. But now I am questioning your motivations.

Could be wrong but I think he meant bad luck in Bundy's case and that the Orioles either have bad luck, poor development or a combination of the two with most of their pitching prospects.

[BradyBunch]

There may not be an operation for this. Arm Transplant possibly.

There is surgery to remove deposits but not to prevent them. We can hope for the best but Bundy is an official flyer for the future for some other team.

[TouchemAll]

I think it's pretty obvious this is a possible career ending injury.

If surgery was possible I am sure Andrews would have brought that up as and option.

The hard reality here is NEXT MAN UP.

[weams]

Could be wrong but I think he meant bad luck in Bundy's case and that the Orioles either have bad luck, poor development or a combination of the two with most of their pitching prospects.

Very possible. Might be my reading comprehension.

[Can_of_corn]

I think it's pretty obvious this is a possible career ending injury.

If surgery was possible I am sure Andrews would have brought that up as and option.

Dr Andrews isn't a surgery first type of fellow. Especially when the issue might re-present itself.