The Baltimore Orioles signed right-hander Kyle Bradish to a five-year extension through 2031, the club announced Saturday.
The contract is valued at $90 million, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan. It's the third-largest contract in Orioles history, according to Jake Rill of MLB.com.
Bradish's new deal buys out two remaining years of arbitration and his first three years of free agency.
"Keeping players of Kyle's caliber in an Orioles uniform is an important part of our long-term vision," Orioles owner David Rubenstein said in a statement. "We are grateful to Kyle for his commitment to our organization and to Baltimore. Thanks to (general manager) Mike Elias and the entire baseball operations department for their dedication throughout this process."
The 29-year-old owns a 3.61 ERA with 1.35 WHIP and 8.9 K/9 over 107 1/3 innings (19 starts) this season.
Bradish has authored a career 3.50 ERA with 485 strikeouts over 465 innings (86 starts) since debuting with the Orioles in 2022. He finished fourth in AL Cy Young voting in 2023, his most recent full season. Elbow surgery limited Bradish to just 14 total starts in 2024 and '25.
He's the third current Orioles player to sign an extension with the club over the last year, following catcher Samuel Basallo (eight years, $67 million) and right-hander Shane Baz (five years, $68 million).
