The Orioles and “pitching surplus” aren’t two things that usually go together. Much of the Orioles’ struggles in the 21st century have been a result of a complete lack of pitching. So I’m sure many readers find themselves shocked at the idea that their Orioles have enough starting that—two weeks into the season—the current starters have to be looking over their shoulders.
However, with Kyle Bradish eligible to return from the IL at the beginning of next week, the O’s are staring down the reality of having six starters for five spots in the rotation. This much feels certain when it comes to how Mike Elias & Co.