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Andrew Miller Says He Is Fine After Getting Hit in Forehead With Foul Ball in Dugout (Video)
Not even a foul ball to the head could affect Andrew Miller on Friday night.
The Red Sox reliever was getting some gum in the top of the ninth inning when Jarrod Saltalamacchia fouled a line drive into Boston’s dugout. The ball ricocheted off the wall and hit Miller in the head, but the lefty said he was fine.
Miller went back out in the bottom of the ninth and retired two batters...
Taking his lumps
[Warning: this article takes a lighter look at something that could have caused serious injury. Please don't try any of this at home.]
He was looking like the Andrew Miller we want to see when he pitched the 8th inning, retiring the side on just 15 pitches.
Back in the dugout he was not paying attention to the game on the field for a moment, when he hears a whistling sound...
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In 2004 the Boston Red Sox were lead by a "bunch of idiots" with their fearless leader being a Jesus looking Johnny Damon. While atht curse breaking season is 9 years in the past this years team may have a bullpen of idiots, including Alfredo Aceves (actually an idiot) and Andrew Miller looking like Damon of 2004 or Jesus. Miller is in his 7th year in the major leagues...
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During spring training, Andrew Miller was contending for a starting spot. After spending the 2011 season bouncing between Boston and Pawtucket's bullpen, the southpaw was looking to reclaim a spot in the rotation. It was similar to when he pitched in the Marlins' rotation for three years. Amid the competition, Miller was sidelined with a hamstring injury. Before long, his...
Andrew Miller Throws 'As Good As It's Been In Years" In Outing Against the Twins
FORT MYERS, Fla. –– Everything went right for Andrew Miller on Friday. The Gainesville, Fla. native beamed when he received word that Florida toppled Virginia in the NCAA tournament. The North Carolina graduate laughed even after the Red Sox’s 2-1 loss, when No. 15 Lehigh eliminated Duke, UNC’s rival. Oh, and that baseball outing turned out pretty well, too. Making his return...
Player Profile: Andrew Miller
If first round draft selection were an indication of future performance, the Red Sox wouldn’t be former 6th overall selection Andrew Miller’s third team.
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The Backstory: Andrew Miller was drafted by the Tigers 6th overall and given a guaranteed $6.45 million deal. Not even a month into that deal, Miller made his major league debut...
Miller's triceps are a bit inflamed
We can all take a collective sigh of relief. Andrew Miller's arm will be just fine. The Red Sox 2012 season isn't over just yet!
Miller was supposed to pitch against the Cardinals today, but was scratched due to stiffness in his throwing arm. Instead of having any type of injury to his elbow, it's been determined that he's dealing with a little bit of inflammation...
Red Sox agree to deal with LHP Miller
Left-hander Andrew Miller has agreed to a one-year deal with the Boston Red Sox, avoiding salary arbitration.
Miller was 6-3 with a 5.54 ERA in 17 games last season for the Red Sox, including 12 starts. Boston was 9-3 in his starts, with Miller allowing three runs or less in eight of those games.
The Red Sox signed Miller as a minor league free agent before last season. He was...
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December 06, 2011
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Andrew Miller, Big Papi To Return To Red Sox For 2012
Good news Boston Red Sox fans. Two familiar faces will be returning to the team in 2012.
The Red Sox and Andrew Miller avoided arbitration on Tuesday when Miller agreed to a one-year deal with the club. According to Alex Speier of WEEI.com, the deal is worth $1.04 million.
Miller made $1.3 million last year.
If that news isn't big enough for you, then this ought to really...
Red Sox bring back Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller, 26, was the not-so-proud owner of a 5.54 ERA (77 ERA+) and a 1.82 WHIP while struggling with consistency last year for the Red Sox. Sources have now confirmed that Miller will be back with the team next season. The deal is reportedly a one year, major league deal for less than the $1.6 million he earned last year.
“I’m excited and look forward to the new season” Miller said.
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