"It's good," Bradley said of his knee, per MLB.com. "I kinda slid awkwardly and jammed it and I came out for precautionary reasons because we didn't want to push it. It just felt better and better every day. Fortunately it wasn't worse. It was a little tight [on Thursday], maybe a little sore, but nothing that concerned me. I played catch, I ran, I threw my bullpen."

Bradley has allowed one run on seven hits and six walks in 14 innings (three starts) since his promotion from Class A. Bradley is 4-0 with a 1.05 ERA and .193 opponents' batting average in eight starts between the two levels. He also has 63 strikeouts in 42 2/3 innings. 

Bradley's teams are 8-0 when the right-hander has been on the hill this year.

"It's a good stat, I didn't know that," Bradley said. "Obviously I'm just trying to do my part. I pride myself on pitching quickly and throwing strikes and getting everybody involved."

Bradley later took to Twitter to say he was fine and expects to make his next start. He will be reevaluated Thursday.

"Everything is fine," Bradley said via Twitter direct message, per MLB.com. "I was cleared to go back out, but [there's] no reason to push. Reevaluating (Thursday) morning, but everything is good [to] pitch again."

Bradley was having another outstanding start before getting hurt. He tossed two scoreless innings and struck out four. Since his promotion from Class A, Bradley is 1-0 with a 1.13 ERA and .179 opponents' batting average in two starts for Mobile. He has struck out 11 in eight innings.

Bradley allowed one run on four hits and two walks in six innings. He struck out seven and won his Double-A debut.

"If you ask any player, they will say they want to play at the next level," Bradley said, per MLB.com. "I wouldn't say I had the California League figured out, but I was confident in myself and how I was throwing."

Bradley is now 3-0 with a 1.30 ERA and .213 opponents' batting average through six starts. He also has 50 strikeouts to 12 walks in 34 2/3 innings.

"I felt like maybe for the first time in my professional career like I was very consistent in the things I did," said Bradley, who stuck primarily with his fastball-curveball combination, per MLB.com. "I got ahead and threw first-pitch strikes, and when you're ahead, you can do a lot of different things."

Bradley has tossed 11 2/3 scoreless innings in two starts, striking out 19. Only Tony Cingrani has more strikeouts (21) in the minors and Bradley is one of five pitchers who hasn't given up a run in 10 or more innings.