Zach Braddock

36-Year-Old PitcherP

Free Agent

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Height 6'2"

Weight 218

DOB 8/23/1987

Born Mount Holly, NJ

College Burlington (NJ) CC

Drafted 18th Rd 2005 MIL

PFree Agent

March 24, 2014

Braddock was released from the Padres' minor league camp Friday, Corey Brock of MLB.com reports.

ANALYSIS
Braddock inked a minor league deal in January but was unable to make an appearance in the Cactus League. The 26-year-old may now be relegated to independent baseball for a second consecutive season, after tossing a measly five frames at Lancaster of the Atlantic League last year.

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Braddock was called up during the 2010 season and became a big part of the Milwaukee bullpen. He posted a 2.90 ERA with a 11.0 K/9IP rate in 33.2 innings. Braddock was hampered by shoulder injuries during his minor league career, but it seems like he's remained healthy since becoming a reliever. One thing to watch is his 5.1 BB/9IP rate that could cause some problems. He'll start the season in middle relief, but also has the ability to be a closer in the future.

Braddock regained his prospect shine in 2009 by striking out 66 batters in just 40.2 IP between High-A Brevard County and Double-A Huntsville. He followed that up with a successful Arizona Fall League. The Brewers have moved him from the starting rotation to reliever due to a number of past arm injuries. The big lefty pitched injury free in 2009 and should start 2010 in Double-A Huntsville, but don't be surprised to find him in the Brewers bullpen at some point during the season.

Braddock was very impressive at Low-A West Virginia until a sore shoulder cut his season short after just 47 IP. He posted a 1.15 ERA and a .915 WHIP before the injury and may start next season in West Virginia again. If he can stay healthy, he'll be a good sleeper to watch during the season.

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