49 Dylan Bundy, SP

Orioles starting pitcher prospect Dylan Bundy (forearm) will throw off flat ground again Wednesday after taking Tuesday off. He threw from 90 feet Monday without any discomfort or stiffness in his right forearm, according to MASNsports.com.

"I've been watching him play catch. He's feeling fine," Orioles pitching rehab coordinator Scott McGregor said. "He's not feeling anything in there. Obviously, we're taking it with kid gloves with him, but he looked fine throwing. It's an every other day thing with him. We're just increasing his reps. The same old process. Nothing changes with that."

Orioles pitching prospect Dylan Bundy will continue his throwing progression Monday in Sarasota, MASNSports.com reports.

Bundy will twice make 25 tosses from 90 feet. Bundy is slowly increasing his distance on his throwing program and has not experienced any issues to this point.

Orioles starting pitcher prospect Dylan Bundy (forearm) made 25 throws from 60 feet Monday as he began his throwing program. Manager Buck Showalter told reporters the right-hander exprienced no problems.

Orioles pitching prospect Dylan Bundy is expected to begin a throwing program Monday, MLB.com reports. Manager Buck Showalter said he would reach out to Bundy Sunday to find out how he's doing. 

Bundy, who has been out all year with a right flexor mass tightness in the forearm/elbow area, had been shut down after receiving a platelet rich plasma (PRP) injection by Dr. James Andrews last month.

Bundy will begin throwing 25 times from 60 feet Monday.