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Baltimore Sun · May 17, 2019

Analyzing how the Orioles' Dylan Bundy bounces back after uncharacteristic fastball velocity dips

Dylan Bundy has had some wide swings in his velocity during his three-plus seasons as a major league starter. What matters more for the Orioles right-hander is whether he's able to bounce back the following start.

Often in his career, Bundy has bounced back, which will add a little more intrigue to his start Friday at Cleveland. If it was one off night, it will be evident in his fastball velocity all game long. If not, Bundy might be in one of his mini-funks that have frustrated the Orioles for years.

For Bundy, whose career-low 89.8 mph average fastball velocity raised red flags Saturday, the ensuing week of work has been the same as any other, manager Brandon Hyde said.

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