Bailey Ober

85Followers
USA
USA
30 yo
Starting Pitcher
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Right / Right
Batting / Throwing
#17
Shirt number
Last 15
18
20%
Season
16

Breakdown

Performance

Aug 25
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 38
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 38
DNP
Kansas City Royals
GW 39
21
Kansas City Royals
GW 39
DNP
Kansas City Royals
GW 39
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 40
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 40
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 40
16
Detroit Tigers
GW 40
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 41
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 41
DNP
Detroit Tigers
GW 41
DNP
Athletics
GW 42
24
Athletics
GW 42
DNP
Athletics
GW 42
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 43
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 43
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 43
DNP
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
8
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
DNP
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 45
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 45
DNP
San Diego Padres
GW 45
Sep 25
8
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
DNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
DNP
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
DNP
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
28
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
DNP
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
DNP
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
DNP
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
DNP
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
DNP
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
25
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 50
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 50
DNP
New York Yankees
GW 50
DNP
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
DNP
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
-1
DNP
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
DNP
Texas Rangers
GW 52
DNP
Texas Rangers
GW 52
31
Texas Rangers
GW 52
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53

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January 29, 2026

Pitched through hip problems

Ober pitched through persistent hip issues last season, both before and after his IL trip in July, Matthew Leach of MLB.com reports. "I just never felt like I had a stable base throwing," Ober said. "It felt like my release was off almost every single throw. Sometimes I'd have 10 throws in a row where it felt great, and the next 10 are like, 'I don't know where this is going.' It was a sharp pain, and I didn't feel strong in my front leg to block."

Analysis

Ober suggested at TwinsFest this past weekend that he has fully recovered from the injury this offseason. It's worth noting that even when he went on the IL and missed the month of July, the right-hander was never fully shut down, instead attacking the inflammation with medication while throwing on the side. It's difficult to buy into a complete turnaround given the depths of Ober's collapse last season, but it doesn't provide an explanation and some reason for optimism.

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