It's likely that one of the Baltimore Orioles' top pitching prospects is now done for the season after being moved to the injured list.
general manager Mike Elias was trying to see which of his internal players could potentially slide into the starting rotation and hold that role for the rest of the season.The intriguing left-hander was given a long runway, hoping that he could build upon the bright spots where he flashed his potential and put behind some of the issues he had at the Major League level.
After eight starts where he finished with an ERA of 6.27, and an unthinkable 23 walks in 37.1 innings pitched compared to 25 strikeouts, Baltimore will likely keep him down in Triple-A for the remainder of the year.
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