Bundy will be limited to around 100 innings in 2015, MiLB.com's Jake Seiner reports. "He's definitely taken a step forward," Orioles director of player development Brian Graham said of Bundy's performance this spring. "He's better now than he was in August of last year when he last pitched. Certainly, from a velocity standpoint and command and healthy, he's going to continue to get better." The results were not great for Bundy this spring, but his velocity (he was hitting 95 mph with his fastball) and command more important than the results in exhibition games. Look for Bundy to start the year at Double-A, and potentially finish the year in the Orioles' bullpen. The 100-inning limit, while understandable, certainly limits his fantasy potential in 2015.