With Andrew Miller officially calling it quits and retiring from baseball, one of the best relief pitchers of all time is ending his career in solid fashion.
Miller, 36, debuted with the Detroit Tigers in 2006 and spent time with six other teams — the Florida Marlins, Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Cardinals — during his MLB career.
As the ongoing MLB lockout continues at a snail’s pace, the sport’s owners are convening at their quarterly meetings from Tuesday to Thursday.
After investigation, the answer is a resounding no. Throughout the league, high-end relievers rarely deliver on their contracts. At the end of my last article, I mentioned that the St.
The Cardinals just announced the following transactions in the last two days: 9/10/21: Activated LHP Brandon Waddell from the COVID-19 Related IL. 40-man roster full.
The Cardinals announced the following transactions in recent days: 9/6/21: Designated RHP Brandon Dickson for assignment. Activated LHP Andrew Miller from the 10-day IL.
The Cardinals have placed Andrew Miller on the 10-day injured list because of a left foot blister.
Miller has been out since April 30 due to a blister on his right foot, but the 36-year-old got off to a poor start before the injury. Tyler Webb was designated for assignment to clear active roster space.
The Cardinals, who have seen their payroll (pre-prorating) rise above $160M for a second straight season, already have roughly $111M on the books for the 2021 campaign with Miller’s deal locked in.
The Cardinals made a series of roster moves, placing southpaw Kwang-Hyun Kim on the 10-day injured list and activating Andrew Miller from the IL.
The Cardinals expect Miller will be ready to return to the bullpen next Thursday.
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No area of the game has undergone a more dramatic overhaul in recent years than the role of the reliever. Long gone are the days of burnt-out starters hidden in the bullpen as a walking path to the closer.
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