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FRONT OFFICE Bryse 46
WILSON

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
Full Name: Bryse Everett Wilson Throws: Right
MANAGER & STAFF Height: 6-2 Weight: 225
Bats: Right

Opening Day Age: 23
DOB: December 20, 1997
Born: Durham, NC
MLB Debut: August 20, 2018 Resides: Hillsborough, NC
MLB Service Time: 0.165
Acquired: Braves’ fourth-round pick (109th overall) in 2016
Contract Status: Signed through 2021
BRYSE WILSON 2020

• Pitched in six games and made a pair of starts CAREER HIGHS
during his third major league season, going 1-0
with a 4.02 ERA (7 ER/15.2 IP) and 15 strikeouts… Most Innings Pitched
6.0, 7/3/19, ATL vs. PHI
Exceeded his rookie limits during the season.
SEASON IN REVIEW • Made his first start of the season, September 22 Most Runs Allowed
vs. MIA, and pitched 5.0 scoreless innings with a
6, 6/27/19, ATL at CHC
career-most seven strikeouts.
• The Braves beat the Marlins, 11-1, to
clinch the N.L. East. Most Earned Runs Allowed
4, 3x, last: 7/16/19, ATL at MIL
• Made three stints with Atlanta during the season, Most Hits Allowed
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Braves optioned him on August 19...Was also Most Home Runs Allowed
first being recalled on August 11 before the
6, 2x, last: 7/16/19, ATL at MIL
up from September 6 to September 17 and was
recalled for the last time on September 21.
1, 7x, last: 9/14/20, ATL at BAL
• Spent the remainder of the season at the
Most Walks
club’s alternate training site in Gwinnett.
4, 2x, 8/11/20, ATL at NYY
2020 POSTSEASON Most Strikeouts
BRAVES HISTORY NLCS vs. Los Angeles and held the Dodgers 7, 9/22/20, ATL vs. MIA
• Made his postseason debut in Game 4 of the
to one hit and one run over 6.0 innings,
Longest Winning Streak
fanning five…It was his only appearance of the
2 games, 8/20/18-7/3/19
postseason
Longest Losing Streak
• Became just the second rookie pitcher in
baseball history to start his postseason 1 game, 7/16/19
debut and allow no more than one hit in
OPPONENTS Michael Wacha in Game 4 of the 2013 • They are just the second set of teammates
at least 6.0 innings, joining the Cardinals’
NLDS.
• Wilson went 6.0 innings and allowed in a single postseason to go at least 6.0
innings and allow no more than one run
one run in the game, while teammate Ian in their playoff debuts prior to turning
Anderson pitched 6.0 scoreless innings in 23, joining Hall-of-Famer Jim Palmer
his postseason debut during Game 2 of and Wally Bunker of the 1966 Baltimore
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the Wild Card Series.
Orioles.