Grant Bradley brings live stuff, but Michigan is still waiting for the command to catch up
Bradley is a 6-foot-3, 205-pound sophomore right-hander who has flashed strikeout ability for Michigan, including 17 K in 16.1 innings in 2025, but his 9.37 ERA and 2.08 WHIP show he was still learning to consistently miss bats *and* limit traffic. He fits as a high-upside arm because the raw tools are real—he was reported to touch the mid-90s in high school, and Michigan has already used him in both starts and relief—but his best role right now is likely as a development piece rather than an instant-set-and-forget weekend starter.[1][6]
