Would any stage of a brain bleed show up on a brain mri without contrast?

To detect a bleed in the brain- CT without contrast is done initially in ERs. CT and MRI are equally as sensitive for bleeds, but CT is quicker and less expensive. MRI is more sensitive for ischemic stroke ( non bleed stroke) https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/mri-more-sensitive-ct-diagnosing-most-common-form-acute-stroke-finds-nih-study#:~:text=Study%20result

Blood readily can be visualized on a Brain MRI, and typically, ERs use CAT scanning to rule in or out bleeding due to speed and convenience.