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Bobby Miller (concussion) is slated to make his season debut Sunday in Triple-A Oklahoma City's third game of the year against Sugar Land.
Fantasy Impact
After taking a line drive off the head in his spring debut on Feb. 20 and landing in concussion protocol, Miller was sidelined from Cactus League action but quietly ramped back up behind the scenes. He resumed throwing just days after the incident and gradually built up through simulated outings and minor-league games. While the injury kept him out of contention for an Opening Day spot with the Dodgers, he’s fully stretched out and will open the year in OKC’s rotation. Miller remains one of the top arms in the system and could force his way back to the majors once an opportunity arises.
The Dodgers have optioned Bobby Miller to Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Fantasy Impact
Miller continues to work his way back from a head injury he suffered in late February. He should get an opportunity to pitch in the majors this season and is worth a stash in dynasty leagues.
Bobby Miller (head) will throw a live batting practice session Friday, per team reports.
Fantasy Impact
Miller’s been out since a Feb. 20 comebacker to the head—cleared concussion protocol days ago, but no game date’s set—this is his first crack at hitters since. He’s pegged for Triple-A Oklahoma City to start. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues or dynasty can stash him; his arm’s promising once he’s rolling.
Bobby Miller threw a bullpen session on Friday.
Fantasy Impact
Miller was able to throw 35 pitches. He is expected to throw at least one more bullpen before he is cleared to return to game action. He is expected to be in a depth role among the Dodgers stacked pitching staff heading into the season.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Bobby Miller remains in concussion protocol.
Fantasy Impact
Miller is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Friday. He is continuing to be slowly brought back after getting hit by a comebacker in his spring training debut.