There are signs of Miller Syndrome in the LA Dodgers of Major League Baseball. Young-gun Bobby Miller (24), who throws light-speed balls over 160 km, is fighting back every day, raising expectations.
Miller was selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers with the 29th overall pick in the first round of the 2020 draft. Miller, who made his big league debut with Atlanta on the 24th of last month and won with 4 hits and 1 run in 5 innings, gave the team victory with 6 scoreless innings in an away game against Philadelphia on the 11th. He threw 23 innings in 4 games this season, going 3-0, with an ERA of 0.78 and 23 strikeouts.메이저놀이터
In fact, not many eyes were expecting Miller’s good fight. In Triple-A Oklahoma City this season, Miller wasn’t good, going 1-1 in 4 games with a 5.65 ERA. However, he took an opportunity due to injuries such as Dustin May and Julio Urias, and promotion to the big leagues seems to have been a great motivation for Miller.
Miller is the first pitcher in major league history to record three or more wins, an ERA of less than 1.00, more than 23 strikeouts, and fewer than 15 hits in his first four games. Miller is the fourth pitcher in MLB history to pitch five or more innings and give up one run or less in all of his first four career starts.
Miller, who throws a slider, curve, and changeup with a fast ball with a maximum speed of 100.4 miles (161.4 km), is expected to continue for the time being. Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts also said, “Miller looks a lot like Walker Buehler. He doesn’t use players for training in the big leagues. he must win Age doesn’t matter. He expressed his intention to continue to be moderate, saying, “On the pitch, you just have to use your abilities and seize opportunities.”