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Andrew Miller solid in rehab start

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Miller looks to have had a decent outing today:

 

6 IP, 5h, 1er, 2bb, 5k, 0hr

 

Threw 83 pitches (48 for strikes)

 

 

 

With Anibal going down there's an awful lot riding on Andrew.

 

When was the last time he threw a complete game? It seems like he is always only good for 5-6 innings.

Miller looks to have had a decent outing today:

 

6 IP, 5h, 1er, 2bb, 5k, 0hr

 

Threw 83 pitches (48 for strikes)

 

 

 

With Anibal going down there's an awful lot riding on Andrew.

 

When was the last time he threw a complete game? It seems like he is always only good for 5-6 innings.

 

 

Does it matter?

Are you seriously asking this question after a solid rehab start?

Miller looks to have had a decent outing today:

 

6 IP, 5h, 1er, 2bb, 5k, 0hr

 

Threw 83 pitches (48 for strikes)

 

 

 

With Anibal going down there's an awful lot riding on Andrew.

 

When was the last time he threw a complete game? It seems like he is always only good for 5-6 innings.

 

 

Does it matter?

Are you seriously asking this question after a solid rehab start?

 

I am one of his biggest supporters.

 

I was asking the stat nerds cause I was curious.

f***ing google it rather that belittling people. Save yourself the f***ing time.

 

Belittling people? I collect baseball cards. Who am I to speak?

 

Seriously... maybe you need a time out from the PC. :blink:

If 'stat nerds' wasn't said in a derogatory way, that is the first time in the history of the board it wasn't.

 

But seriously, google. It's not that hard.

Miller is an X factor this season. We need to him to solidify our rotation, without him pitching well I don't see how we can survive on a streaky Nolasco and just JJ and Volstad

ya and not to sure about complete game but i knew he threw 8 innings against san diego last year

 

Thanks! I think I remember that game, as he out-dueled Greg Maddux.

ya and not to sure about complete game but i knew he threw 8 innings against san diego last year

 

Thanks! I think I remember that game, as he out-dueled Greg Maddux.

He actually only went 6 innings that game, but they were solid.

 

He's never gone more than 7 innings for us.

ya and not to sure about complete game but i knew he threw 8 innings against san diego last year

 

 

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I usually dont look to much into his games in the minors. His stuff is so good he doesnt really have to spot it vs them. He can sorta just throw and do good.

 

I hope he can tap into some of that potential of his when hes back cause were gonna need it bad unless Ricky, JJ, and Volstad pitch lights out.

 

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ya and not to sure about complete game but i knew he threw 8 innings against san diego last year

 

Thanks! I think I remember that game, as he out-dueled Greg Maddux.

He actually only went 6 innings that game, but they were solid.

 

He's never gone more than 7 innings for us.

 

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

 

 

last year overall he had an ERA of almost 6. He also had 56 BB to 89 K's, not the kind of ratio you strive for. ERA is not the problem I see in Miller, as he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long enough to have a high ERA

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

 

 

last year overall he had an ERA of almost 6. He also had 56 BB to 89 K's, not the kind of ratio you strive for. ERA is not the problem I see in Miller, as he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long enough to have a high ERA

 

You said that that start was not the "turning point" for Miller, even though he went onto to have a 3.68 ERA before suffering injuries. I don't know why you're talking about his season line, we're only talking about post that start.

 

And what the hell does "he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long to have to have a high ERA" even mean? lol

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

 

 

last year overall he had an ERA of almost 6. He also had 56 BB to 89 K's, not the kind of ratio you strive for. ERA is not the problem I see in Miller, as he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long enough to have a high ERA

 

You said that that start was not the "turning point" for Miller, even though he went onto to have a 3.68 ERA before suffering injuries. I don't know why you're talking about his season line, we're only talking about post that start.

 

And what the hell does "he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long to have to have a high ERA" even mean? lol

 

 

he pitched 107 innings, and gave up 56 walks, that is just about a walk every two innings and over 4 walks per 9 innings.

 

Let's also add that those 107 innings pitched were in 29 total games, 20 of those were starts. Based on the starts alone he averaged just about 5 innings per start, and add in those innings pitched during those relief appearances and his total of innings per start is under 5 innings a game.

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

 

 

last year overall he had an ERA of almost 6. He also had 56 BB to 89 K's, not the kind of ratio you strive for. ERA is not the problem I see in Miller, as he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long enough to have a high ERA

 

You said that that start was not the "turning point" for Miller, even though he went onto to have a 3.68 ERA before suffering injuries. I don't know why you're talking about his season line, we're only talking about post that start.

 

And what the hell does "he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long to have to have a high ERA" even mean? lol

 

 

he pitched 107 innings, and gave up 56 walks, that is just about a walk every two innings and over 4 walks per 9 innings.

 

Let's also add that those 107 innings pitched were in 29 total games, 20 of those were starts. Based on the starts alone he averaged just about 5 innings per start, and add in those innings pitched during those relief appearances and his total of innings per start is under 5 innings a game.

 

ok, first off, you're adding relief innings to "innings per start", you don't see the problem with that?

 

second off, yes? What does that have to do with how he pitched post that start

 

Thirdly, he had a 3.93 BB/9 in his stretch, the stretch we're talking about, the stretch you brought up originally but are now completely ignoring. Yes, that is not ideal, but to say he didn't turn it around is fraudulent.

 

Fourth, if you're using that as "he doesn't pitch enough innings to have a high ERA", you do realize that 1) the reason he didn't go deep into starts is because he gave up a lot of earned runs, which would mean a high ERA and 2) his ERA is almost 6 the past two years, so uh, how does he not have a high era? That statement just makes no sense.

I remember his 7 IP, 2 ER game last year, we all thought that might've been a turning point for Miller. Obviously it wasn't/.

 

Yeah, he only went on to have a 3.68 ERA for two plus months before getting injured, and was against injured this year.

 

 

last year overall he had an ERA of almost 6. He also had 56 BB to 89 K's, not the kind of ratio you strive for. ERA is not the problem I see in Miller, as he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long enough to have a high ERA

 

You said that that start was not the "turning point" for Miller, even though he went onto to have a 3.68 ERA before suffering injuries. I don't know why you're talking about his season line, we're only talking about post that start.

 

And what the hell does "he has had such bad control that he hasn't been able to pitch long to have to have a high ERA" even mean? lol

 

 

he pitched 107 innings, and gave up 56 walks, that is just about a walk every two innings and over 4 walks per 9 innings.

 

Let's also add that those 107 innings pitched were in 29 total games, 20 of those were starts. Based on the starts alone he averaged just about 5 innings per start, and add in those innings pitched during those relief appearances and his total of innings per start is under 5 innings a game.

 

Am I the only one who got a headache after reading this post?

He did well in his rehab starts in Jupiter and Carolina last year too, but it didn't necessarily translate to the bigs. It's good to see that he's apparently healthy, but I wouldn't read much into the numbers.

Hopefully, Miller comes back and pitches "average." I don't expect him to wow or to be lights out, but I want him to be consistent and to pitch well into the game.

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