March 7, 200818 yr I know it's early in ST and many guys playing will probably never make MLB clubs, but Miller check out Miller's stats so far: 9 IP, 2 ER, 6 H, 7 BB, 5 Ks. If he can limit the wildness, then we're looking at a top notch starter here. He also left the game with the lead so he might pick up his first win.
March 7, 200818 yr Only one walk today. Do I recall correctly-three of those walks were in one inning?
March 8, 200818 yr ST means nothing. Usually for most established players it doesn't. However, for a kid like Miller, if he'd done terrible, maybe the Marlins would consider sending him to AA. He is doing well. True, the numbers don't count, but they do give you an idea of what the guy can do, which is all the Marlins can look for right now.
March 8, 200818 yr Author ST means nothing. Usually for most established players it doesn't. However, for a kid like Miller, if he'd done terrible, maybe the Marlins would consider sending him to AA. He is doing well. True, the numbers don't count, but they do give you an idea of what the guy can do, which is all the Marlins can look for right now. My point exactly.
March 8, 200818 yr ST means nothing. Usually for most established players it doesn't. However, for a kid like Miller, if he'd done terrible, maybe the Marlins would consider sending him to AA. He is doing well. True, the numbers don't count, but they do give you an idea of what the guy can do, which is all the Marlins can look for right now. My point exactly. The kid is a stud, no doubt he will make the rotation.
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