Baltimore's Kyle Bradish delivered an outstanding performance on Sunday, pitching seven no-hit innings against the Chicago White Sox. Bradish, a right-hander, showcased his dominance by striking out 11 batters and issuing four walks in his fifth start of the season. He threw a total of 103 pitches, with an impressive 63 of them finding the strike zone. Notably, Bradish's career high pitch count stands at 107, achieved during a previous victory over Arizona.
In the eighth inning, the White Sox's Danny Mendick broke Bradish's no-hit bid with a solo home run off reliever Danny Coulombe. This marked Mendick's second homer of the season and provided a spark for the Chicago offense. Despite Mendick's hit, the Orioles maintained a 3-1 lead, courtesy of home runs by Adley Rutschman and Colton Cowser.
