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Bradley Blalock

Height74
Weight213
Age25
High SchoolGrayson (GA)
Bradley Blalock, a professional baseball player, made his MLB debut on June 20, 2024, as a starting pitcher for the Colorado Rockies. Born on December 25, 2000, in Conyers, Georgia, Blalock attended Grayson High School and was drafted in 2019 during the 32nd round with the 30th pick. In the 2025 season, Blalock pitched in both starting and relief roles. As a starter, he recorded a total of 143 batters faced, allowing 35 hits and 20 earned runs over 29.2 innings, resulting in an ERA of 6.067. His strikeout-to-walk ratio was 1.05, demonstrating areas for improvement. Blalock's fielding statistics as a pitcher were solid, with no errors committed over 29.2 innings. Blalock's performance during the 2024 season included a notable win against the New York Yankees, where he pitched 5.1 innings, allowing five hits and two earned runs while striking out five batters. His pitching style incorporates a mix of fastballs and curveballs, with an average fastball velocity of 93.4 mph, complemented by a curveball spin rate averaging 2601 RPM. Despite challenges with consistency, Blalock's potential is evident through his ability to generate groundballs, reflected in a groundball-to-flyball ratio of 1.241. His journey in the MLB continues as he aims to refine his skills and contribute to his team's success.

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