EUGENE, Ore. – Baseball America is the latest outlet to name Oregon relief pitcher Tanner Bradley an All-American. The magazine placed Bradley on its second team.

Over the last week, Bradley has been named a first-team All-America pick by the NCBWA, a second-team selection by Baseball American and a third-team pick by Perfect Game. The three All-America honors in a single-season is tied for the fifth most in program history with starting pitcher Grayson Grinsell (2025). The only Ducks with more honors in a season are David Peterson (2017) and Aaron Zavala (2021) with six, and Jimmie Sherfy (2012) and Mason Neville (2025) with five. Bradley is just the fifth Duck to earn All-America honors from Baseball America joining Neville, Zavala, Peterson and Sherfy.

Bradley put together one of the best seasons in the country by a relief pitcher. The sophomore finished the year 5-1 with a 1.66 ERA in 31 appearances with a program-record 0.82 WHIP. He fanned 84 hitters in just 54.1 innings of work while allowing 12 runs (10 earned) on 25 hits with just 19 walks. Bradley, who held opposing hitters to a .137 batting average, led the Ducks in appearances, ERA and batting average against while leading all relievers in innings pitched. In his 31 appearances, Bradley allowed earned runs in just seven games with five of those limiting opponents to a single run.

Baseball America All-Time Oregon All-Americans

2026 –  RP Tanner Bradley (2nd-Team)

2025 –  OF Mason Neville (3rd-Team)

2021 –  OF Aaron Zavala (1st-Team)

2017 –  SP David Peterson (3rd-Team)

2012 –  RP Jimmie Sherfy (2nd-Team)

2026 Bradley Honors

• NCBWA first-team All-America
• Baseball America second-team All-America
• Perfect Game third-team All-America
• First-Team All-Big-Ten Conference