Brandon Young discusses finger pain after Orioles loss to Rays
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 10:43 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Brandon Young spoke about his recent finger pain following a four-inning start for the Baltimore Orioles against the Tampa Bay Rays on August 18. Young allowed eight hits and four runs, contributing to a loss in a game where the Orioles fell short by one run. Despite a breakout season overall, he has struggled recently, posting a 5.40 ERA over his last four starts. After the game, Young acknowledged the finger pain may be affecting his performance but insisted it isn't significantly hindering him. He has exceeded his previous career-high in innings pitched this season, raising concerns regarding his workload.
- •Young pitched four innings against the Rays, allowing four runs.
- •He has a 5.40 ERA in his last four starts.
- •Young is experiencing finger pain but claims it's manageable.
- •He has thrown 134 ⅓ innings this season, exceeding his previous career-high.
- •The Orioles lost the series finale against the Rays by one run.
- 10:43 PMYahoo Sports — Brandon Young Opens Up About Workload And Recent Finger Pain
"Young spoke on his recent struggles after pitching just four innings in his start on Monday.
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