Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts gave an update of Bobby Miller’s castle after being hit by a return player during spring training.
Miller still had a headache but felt better in Awakening 106 mph lining That hit his head against Chicago Cubs, Roberts said on Friday. He added that there is no fracture or any significant bruise in the incident.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Bobby Miller throws during spring training against Chicago Cubs, on Thursday, February 20, 2025, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)
“There’s a little headache, but there is no breakage,” Roberts said, the way Los Angeles Times. “Today he will only lie low, but he feels very confident that he can pick up his throwing program soon. But he just has to continue to go through the earthquake protocol just to make sure we stay on the right track.”
Roberts reported that Miller told him he had a “hard head” and that he was in “good spirits.”
“He feels very convinced that he can pick up his throwing program soon,” the manager added. “But he must continue to go through the earthquake protocol just to make sure we stay on the right track.”
Leader Los Angeles Dodgers Dave Roberts, to the left, watches the two -way Shohei Okanana player throwing during spring training, on Saturday, February 2nd 2025 in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)
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Roberts did not give a clear time lane of Miller’s return.
Miller was Dodgers’s choice in the first round in the MLB 2020 Discian and debuted three years later. He had a decent season of Rookie, throwing himself at a 3.76 era in 22 starts, but the second year campaign was a different story.
The twenty -five -year -old was up and down between a majorettes and a minor, as he raised 8.52 era at 13 starting of the main leagues, and also lacked time with shoulder inflammation.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Bubby Miller reacts after being hit by a Lini drive from Chicago Cubs Michael Busch during a spring training game on Thursday, February 20, 2025, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)
Los Angeles comes out of the second win of World Series since 2020, and improved only by adding Blake Snella, Kirby Yates and Roki Sasaki.
Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.
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