Bundy allowed three runs on six hits and a walk in Game 1 of Saturday's doubleheader against the Astros. He struck out seven and did not factor in the decision.

Bundy (8-16) surrendered four runs on five hits and three walks while striking out five over three innings and taking the loss Monday against Boston.

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.Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy fell to 8-15 in Tuesday's 6-4 loss to the Blue Jays despite a solid start. Bundy allowed five runs but only two earned on seven hits and a walk with six strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings. His outing would have looked a lot different if not for a two-run error in the seventh inning which occurred with two outs. Despite the encouraging start, Bundy still has a 5.37 ERA on the season, which can be partly attributed to his massive 2.10 HR/9 rate. Tuesday's start was Bundy's first in his last 13 in which he did not allow at least one HR. Bundy will need to figure out how to limit the long ball if he is to be fantasy relevant next season.

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.Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy finally gave a solid performance in Thursday's 5-3 win over the A's. Bundy pitched six innings, allowing two runs on six hits (including a solo home run) and no walks with eight strikeouts. This start was Bundy's first in his last seven in which he allowed less than three earned runs. He is now 8-14 with a 5.48 ERA in 28 starts. Bundy will next take on the Blue Jays Tuesday. While he still holds value in dynasty leagues for the upside he has shown over his career, Bundy should not be trusted by fantasy owners heading into the final few weeks of the fantasy playoffs.

Bundy (8-14) earned the win in Thursday's 5-3 victory over the Athletics. He allowed two earned runs, six hits and no walks while striking out eight over six innings.

Bundy (7-14) took the loss Friday, coughing up six runs on four hits and five walks over four innings while striking out three as the Orioles were routed 14-2 by the Rays.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy allowed three runs on eight hits (including a solo home run) and a walk with eight strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings against the Royals Saturday. The 25-year-old has been frustrating all season, showing both promise and stretches of ineffectiveness. He now has a 5.36 ERA with a 9.55 K/9 rate, a 2.71 BB/9 rate, and a whopping 2.16 HR/9 rate. Bundy could be a middle to high-end fantasy option if he could just keep the ball in the park, but his inability to do so severely limits his upside. He will face the Rays in his next start Friday.

Bundy (7-12) took the loss against the Blue Jays on Tuesday, allowing seven runs on 10 hits over four innings. He struck out three and did not issue a walk.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy got roughed up in Friday's 19-12 loss to the Red Sox. Bundy pitched five innings, surrendering eight runs (seven earned) on eight hits (including two home runs) and four walks with three strikeouts. While the Red Sox are a tough matchup, Bundy has been inconsistent all season and now has an unimpressive 4.70 ERA with a massive 2.07 HR/9 rate. His performance makes him very hard to trust at this point in the fantasy season and things will not get easier for him in his next start against the Indians. Fantasy owners may want to consider keeping Bundy on the bench for his next start.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy pitched well but was saddled with a loss in Saturday's 3-1 game against the Rangers. Bunday pitched six innings, allowing two runs (one earned) on seven hits (including a home run) and two walks with six strikeouts. The 25-year-old is now 7-10 with a 4.38 ERA. His biggest issue this season has been allowing the long ball; Bundy has allowed 27 HR this season, the most in baseball. He will face the Rays on Thursday and will attempt to avoid giving up any more HR.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy posted better numbers than he had recently in Sunday's 11-5 win against the Rays, allowing three runs on four hits (including three solo home runs) and no walks with seven strikeouts in seven innings. Bundy had allowed five runs in each of his last three starts, so the three today was an improvement. The three HR, however, was not so great. The 26-year-old has been up-and-down this season, but his 2.08 HR/9 rate stands out as the major issue preventing him from taking the next step in terms of fantasy value. He will look to limit the long balls in his next start against a favorable Rangers matchup.

Bundy (7-9) allowed three runs on four hits while fanning seven Sunday as he secured the win over the Rays.

Bundy will take the mound against Tampa Bay on Sunday, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports.

Bundy isn't expected to make his next start until Sunday against the Rays or Tuesday against the Yankees, Jon Meoli of The Baltimore Sun reports.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy pitched an ugly two innings against the Red Sox on Wednesday, but those innings will no longer count due to the game getting rained out. Bundy allowed five runs and three home runs but the game was halted and eventually postponed due to rain. The outing would have been Bundy's fourth straight of allowing at least five runs had it counted. He is scheduled to make his next start Tuesday at the Yankees, a start that fantasy owners may consider leaving Bundy out of their lineups for.

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The Chicago Cubs have talked to the Baltimore Orioles regarding starting pitchers Dylan Bundy and Kevin Gausman, as well as closer Zach Britton, according to sources. As of Monday night, the Cubs didn't seem as engaged on Britton as other clubs. Bundy and Gausman haven't been that great for the O's or fantasy owners, but they under club control for a few seasons, so they won't come cheap. The Cubs would rather bolster their bullpen, but with Yu Darvish coming along slowly, Bundy and/or Gausman could help fill the void.

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The Atlanta Braves have shown interest in Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jonathan Schoop and starting pitchers Kevin Gausman and Dylan Bundy. Getting out of Baltimore would be the best thing for the fantasy values of all three players. Schoop has been very disappointing after being an All-Star in 2017, and Gasuman and Bundy have been wildly inconsistent. Moving out of hitter-friendly Camden Yards to a more neutral stadium in Atlanta couldn't hurt Gausman or Bundy.

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The Colorado Rockies have been scouting Baltimore Orioles starting pitchers Kevin Gausman and Dylan Bundy, according to sources. The Rockies have had longstanding interest in Gausman, who is a native of Colorado. Colorado is chasing both a division title and wild-card spot in a close National League West and could use help in their rotation. Both Gausman and Bundy have been very inconsistent for their fantasy owners on a bad Orioles team in a hitter-friendly home park. They'd be moving to a contender but an even more scary hitter's park in Colorado.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy started the second half of the season the same way he ended the first half, poorly. Bundy allowed five runs on five hits (including three home runs) and a walk with three strikeouts in five innings against the Blue Jays. He has now allowed five earned runs in each of his last three starts and is 6-9 with a 4.57 ERA and 23 HR allowed in 108 1/3 IP on the season. Things will not get easier for Bundy in his next start, as he is slated to face the Red Sox on Wednesday.

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The Baltimore Orioles, who are clearly about to trade shortstop Manny Machado, could also listen to offers for starting pitchers Kevin Gausman and Dylan Bundy and second baseman Jonathan Schoop. "I think their goal is to trade their walk-year guys Machado, Britton, [Brad] Brach and Adam Jones, but they are not hanging up the phone if you ask on [Kevin] Gausman or [Dylan] Bundy or [Jonathan] Schoop," an executive said. With the worst record in baseball, the Orioles are clearly looking to unload and gain young, controllable prospects in return. As far as fantasy values go, any of the Orioles playing moving to contenders will certainly benefit.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy had his second consecutive rough outing in Wednesday's 9-0 loss to the Yankees. Bundy lasted just four innings, surrendering five runs on five hits (including a Greg Bird grand slam) and four walks with three strikeouts on 91 pitches. The 25-year-old has had an up-and-down season, the down usually attributed to home runs, as he has allowed 20 in 103 1/3 IP. He will take a 6-9 record with a 4.35 ERA into the All-Star break and will look to regroup for the second half of the season.

Bundy (6-9) took the loss Wednesday, allowing five runs on five hits and four walks while striking out three over four innings against the Yankees.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy did not fare well in his start Friday against the Twins, his first start since being activated from the disabled list with an ankle injury. Bundy lasted only 3 1/3 innings, surrendering six runs (five earned) on nine hits and a walk with two strikeouts. The poor outing could be given a pass as the 25-year-old probably had a bit of rust left from the DL, and he has been serviceable on the season as a whole. Bundy is now 6-8 with a 4.08 ERA in 17 starts. Things won't get any easier for him, as he is slated to make his next start Wednesday against the Yankees.

Bundy (ankle) was activated off the 10-day disabled list ahead of Friday's start at Minnesota.

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The Baltimore Orioles have activated Dylan Bundy (ankle) from the disabled list and he will start against the Twins on Friday. Bundy was on the DL with a ankle injury but only missed one turn in the rotation. Bundy holds a 6-7 record with a 3.75 ERA and a 108/29 K/BB ratio. While the Orioles have been arguably the worst team in baseball this season, Bundy has put up decent numbers, making him a solid fantasy start whenever he toes the rubber.

Bundy (ankle) will take the mound against Minnesota on Friday, Jon Meoli of the Baltimore Sun reports.

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Baltimore Orioles starter Dylan Bundy (ankle) will return to the rotation on Friday. He will get the start against the Minnesota Twins. He was dealing with a left ankle sprain, but the team medical staff has cleared him to return from the disabled list. Bundy has been a solid fantasy option throughout the year, but he has been especially good his past seven starts. Through those appearances, he has a 4-2 record with a 2.98 ERA and a 53/12 K/BB ratio. He is a safe start against a Twins team that ranks in the bottom third of the league in runs scored.

Bundy (ankle) threw a bullpen session Tuesday, Jon Meoli of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Bundy (ankle) threw in the outfield Friday as part of his progression toward his scheduled return on July 6 in Minnesota, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports.

Bundy (ankle) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Thursday, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports.

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The Baltimore Orioles placed starting pitcher Dylan Bundy (ankle) on the 10-day disabled list on Tuesday with a left ankle sprain. It's likely to keep him out until July 6, so he shouldn't miss that much time. In a corresponding move, the O's recalled lefty reliever Donnie Hart from the minor leagues. Triple-A Norfolk starter Jimmy Yacabonis has been scratched from his start on Tuesday, potentially signaling that he'll take Bundy's scheduled spot against the Mariners on Thursday. Mike Wright and Miguel Castro are other options to start Thursday. None of those options would be enticing for fantasy owners as a streamer against Seattle's powerful offense.

Bundy (ankle) is still projected to start Thursday's game against the Mariners, the Associated Press reports.

Bundy rolled his ankle while running the bases Saturday against the Braves and is at risk to miss his next start, Brittany Ghiroli of MLB.com reports.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy (ankle) is reportedly questionable for his next start versus the Seattle Mariners on Thursday. Bundy rolled his ankle while running the bases in Saturday's contest with the Braves. Bundy is expected to be fine, but he could land on the disabled list for a short period of time. More information should be known later in the week. Bundy should be owned in most leagues. He has been throwing great lately with five quality starts out of his last six starts.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy put forth a solid start on Saturday against the Braves after a rough start last Sunday against the Marlins. Bundy allowed two runs on seven hits (no home runs) and two walks with eight strikeouts in 6 1/3 innings. This start illustrates once again how effective Bundy can be when avoiding the long ball. The 25-year-old now has a 6-7 record with a 3.75 ERA, 108 strikeouts, 29 walks, and 18 HR in 96 IP. Bundy will look to keep things going Thursday against the Mariners.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy turned in a mediocre start on Sunday against the Marlins but got the win in a 10-4 game thanks to his offense backing him up. Bundy pitched six innings, allowing four runs on five hits (including two two-run home runs from Justin Bour) and two walks with five strikeouts. Fantasy owners have seen two sides of Bundy throughout the season: the good Bundy who avoids giving up long balls, and the bad Bundy who has served up 18 HR. Overall, he now has a 5-7 record with a 3.81 ERA in 89 2/3 IP. Bundy will look to keep the ball in the park in his next outing Friday against the Braves.

Bundy (5-7) allowed four runs on five hits and two walks while striking out five across six innings Sunday against the Marlins, as he picked up the win.

Bundy tossed eight scoreless innings in a no-decision Monday against the Red Sox, allowing three hits with two walks and seven strikeouts.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy turned in an excellent start on Monday against the Red Sox. Bundy allowed no runs on three hits and two walks with seven strikeouts in eight innings. Unfortunately, the Orioles could not get anything going offensively, so Bundy took a no-decision. The 25-year-old now owns a 4-7 record with a 3.66 ERA, 95 strikeouts and 25 walks in 83 2/3 innings. His biggest issue has been allowing home runs; Bundy's 16 HRs allowed are currently third most in baseball. However, his outing illustrates how good he can be when limiting long balls. Bundy is slated to face a favorable matchup against the Marlins on Sunday.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy put forth a strong performance on Wednesday, picking up his fourth win in a 1-0 game against the Mets. Bundy allowed no runs on three hits and three walks with five strikeouts in seven innings. The 25-year-old has been up and down this season and now owns a 4-7 record with a 4.04 ERA and a 1.30 WHIP. Bundy's main issue has been giving up too many home runs. He has served up 16 long balls in 75 2/3 innings pitched (1.90 homers per nine innings), a rate that is second highest among starters. Bundy looks great when he can limit the HRs, but he may have a difficult time doing that in his next start against the Red Sox.

Bundy (4--7) picked up the win Wednesday against the Mets, allowing just three hits and three walks across seven scoreless innings. He struck out five.

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Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy will now make his next start Wednesday against the Mets, per Baltimore Sun's Eduardo A. Encina. Bundy was slated to pitch Tuesday's game but will get pushed back a day due to Sunday's game postponement. The 25-year-old has been inconsistent this season, posting a 3-7 record with a 4.46 ERA, 83 strikeouts and 20 walks in 68 2/3 innings pitched this season. While it has been hard to trust him, the Mets are a favorable matchup, so fantasy owners could start Bundy if they accept the potential risk.

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It's not as if Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy had a terrible game on Tuesday night. He did get some outs, but the bar was set quite low after his putrid outing earlier this season. Bundy wound up going six innings and giving up three runs while striking out six and walking none. The O's only scored two runs off Jeremy Hellickson, their former pitcher. Bundy sports a 4.46 ERA and faces the Yankees next. Sit him then.

Bundy (3-6) allowed three earned runs on two hits while walking one and striking out 14 across nine innings to earn the win Thursday against the White Sox.

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Baltimore Orioles starter Dylan Bundy has had an unpredictable 2018 campaign. Just a couple weeks ago, Bundy gave up seven earned runs and was pulled before he even recorded a single out. Today, Bundy tossed a complete game, giving up only two hits and three runs, while tacking on 14 strikeouts en route to his third win of the season. This outing signifies the seventh time this season that Bundy has given up three earned runs or less, but he has also had four starts where he has given up five earned runs or more. He is a volatile fantasy commodity, although the talent he possesses shines through with performances like today. He is capable of racking up strikeouts, but he is prone to a high ERA. Proceed with caution.

Bundy (2-6) took the loss against the Red Sox on Saturday, giving up four runs on five hits -- including three home runs -- and two walks over six innings while striking out eight.

Bundy (2-5) got the win against the Rays on Sunday, giving up just two hits and no earned runs over seven strong innings, striking out seven and walking four as the Orioles blew out the Rays 17-1.

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After not recording an out and allowing seven runs in his last start, Baltimore Orioles starter Dylan Bundy rebounded with seven shutout innings on Sunday against the Rays. Earning his second win of the season, Bundy allowed only two hits and four walks while striking out seven in his best start since Opening Day against the Twins. Sunday's performance is cause for some optimism he is on the right track, but it's hard to overlook his 19.00 ERA and 3.00 WHIP over his last three starts. Bundy's next start will be on Saturday against the Red Sox, so owners might want to consider sitting him for that matchup.

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Wow. Let's just sit and unpack how bad Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy was on Tuesday night. Not only did he give up seven runs in less than a full inning -- he didn't even get one measly batter out -- he did it in spectacular fashion. Bundy gave up four homers in less than a full inning. It was historically bad. If you started him in DFS or a normal league, you were well behind immediately. Do not start him for the foreseeable future.

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Wednesday night was another bad outing for Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dylan Bundy. He didn't make it out of the fifth again, going only 4 1/3 innings. Bundy gave up seven runs, but only five of those were earned. He gave up three homers to Mike Trout, Albert Pujols and Justin Upton. It's already looking like a lost season in Baltimore, but Bundy has to get straightened out or he's going to be toxic to start.