"The 24-year-old Bradley permitted seven runs and nine hits in five innings during Sunday's series finale at the Chicago White Sox. He struck out one and walked one. Minnesota got Bradley from Tampa Bay for reliever Griffin Jax as part of a dizzying trade deadline for the Twins. He had a 7.53 ERA in three starts for Triple-A St. Paul before joining the Twins. Bradley allowed singles to each of his first four batters in his 68th major league start."
"After retiring Colson Montgomery on a flyball to right field, he gave up a two-run single by Edgar Quero that gave the White Sox a 3-0 lead. Montgomery delivered the big blow off Bradley in a four-run second, sending a 423-foot shot to right for a two-run homer. The right-hander finished strong, allowing one hit in his last three innings."
"Bradley's final start with the Rays also was against the White Sox. He was tagged for four runs and four hits over 1 2/3 innings in a no-decision on July 23. He was optioned to Triple-A Durham following the rough outing. Bradley took the mound a day after Mick Abel - another deadline acquisition - made his Twins debut. The 24-year-old Abel was charged with six runs and seven hits in three innings of a 7-3 loss to the White Sox."
Taj Bradley allowed seven runs and nine hits in five innings with one strikeout and one walk in his Minnesota Twins debut against the Chicago White Sox. Minnesota acquired Bradley from Tampa Bay for reliever Griffin Jax at the trade deadline. Bradley had a 7.53 ERA in three Triple-A starts for St. Paul before joining the Twins and had allowed singles to each of his first four batters in this start. He gave up a two-run single to Edgar Quero and a two-run homer to Colson Montgomery. The right-hander allowed one hit over his final three innings. To make room on the roster, Minnesota designated Erasmo Ramírez for assignment.
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