Height: 6-6
Weight: 210
Throws: L
Bats: R
Born: May 21, 1985, Gainesville, FL | | Sat | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | | 29 | 30 | 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | | | | | | | |
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August 31, 2008
Marlins lefty Andrew Miller will be activated from the disabled list on Monday, according to FloridaMarlins.com. | August 20, 2008
Andrew Miller is getting closer to returning to the big leagues as he continues to recover from patella tendinitis in his right leg, according to FloridaMarlins.com. He will make a start for the Marlins Double-A affiliate on Thursday. | July 30, 2008
Andrew Miller, who is battling right patellar tendinitis, feels he is still about 2-3 weeks away from returning to the Marlins, according to the Miami Herald. | July 27, 2008
Andrew Miller, on the 15-day DL since July 18 with patella tendinitis in right knee, threw a side session in Florida and is expected to throw another one Monday according to the AP. | July 23, 2008
Andrew Miller is going to try shock wave therapy on his ailing right knee, hoping to speed up the healing process, according to the Miami Herald.
| July 21, 2008
Andrew Miller is throwing lightly, MLB.com reports. He is on the DL due to right patellar tendinitis. | July 18, 2008
Marlins hurler Andrew Miller may have to undergo season-ending surgery to repair chronic right knee tendinitis, according to the Palm Beach Post. | July 17, 2008
The Palm Beach Post reports that Andrew Miller has been placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Monday, with right knee tendinitis. The right knee is his landing knee, so it affects his delivery. | July 13, 2008
Andrew Miller recorded only five outs and lost his fourth straight decision on Sunday afternoon. The young left-hander allowed seven runs on five hits and issued a season-high five walks. It was the second-shortest outing in his 33 career starts. | July 8, 2008
Andrew Miller was roughed up for four runs in the first inning by the punchless Padres on Tuesday. On the night, he lasted five innings, walked four, struck out five, and gave up six hits. He did not allow a run after the first. | June 28, 2008
Andrew Miller allowed six runs, three earned, on five hits in 5.2 innings on Saturday night. Miller walked three and struck out four in a 6-2 loss to the Diamondbacks. | June 28, 2008
The Marlins will turn to young starter Andrew Miller in their battle with the Arizona Diamondbacks today, according to the Sports Network. | June 22, 2008
Andrew Miller lasted only four innings on Sunday allowing five runs, four were earned, against the A's as his record fell to 5-6. Miller only had one K on the day, but he also walked only two batters. | June 17, 2008
Andrew Miller allowed one run over seven innings against the Mariners to even his record at 5-5 on the year. Miller walked two and struck out two in the outing. | June 16, 2008
Andrew Miller will be looking to even his record to 5-5 when the Marlins face the Mariners in Seattle tonight, according to MLB.com. | June 11, 2008
Andrew Miller had another in a series of solid outings on Wednesday as he allowed just one run over seven innings of work. Miller also struck out seven and permitted just a single walk. | May 27, 2008
Andrew Miller is set to duel with Johan Santana in a battle of lefties tonight at Shea Stadium, according to MLB.com. Miller is 4-3 over 10 starts this season, with a 5.33 ERA and 1.66 WHIP. | May 22, 2008
Andrew Miller pitched the best game of his young career on Thursday night as he dominated the D'backs over seven innings to push his record to 4-3. Miller didn't allow a single run, walked just one and struck out nine. | May 15, 2008
The Marlins/Reds game was postponed on Thursday due to bad weather, and as a result the Fish will simply push back starter Andrew Miller a day and have him start on Friday against the Royals, according to the Associated Press. | May 10, 2008
Florida LHP Andrew Miller may be difficult to recognize through the forest of offense the Marlins produced this evening, but he certainly deserves praise for the strong outing. Miller pitched seven innings, failing to surrender a single run on just two hits allowed, walking one and striking out seven. | April 29, 2008
Andrew Miller had another poor outing Tuesday, giving up six runs on nine hits and two walks without a strikeout over three innings. | April 23, 2008
Andrew Miller picked up his first win with his best outing of the season as he limited the Braves to two runs, one earned, over five innings. | April 23, 2008
Andrew Miller will be looking for his first win of the season when he takes the hill at Atlanta tonight, according to MLB.com. He has not worked more than five innings in any of his four starts, and has given up at least five earned runs in all but one of them. He is 0-2 with a 9.68 ERA. | April 21, 2008
Andrew Miller still has the full backing of the Marlins management as he struggles through a slow start to the season, this according to MLB.com. "He battles," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "He doesn't give in..."As far with Andrew, you see improvement. You see his confidence level still there. I think it's encouraging..." | April 18, 2008
Andrew Miller had his best outing of the season as he held the Nationals to only three runs in five innings. Miller picked up the no-decision as he allowed six hits and two walks while picking up three K. | April 12, 2008
Andrew Miller had his third straight nightmarish outing on Saturday night as he allowed eight hits, four BB and five runs in just five innings to pick up his second loss of the year. | April 10, 2008
Andrew Miller is reportedly being ordered to throw harder, according to the Palm Beach Post. His velocity hasn't reached 90 mph in either of his first two starts, but the team stated that his health is fine. Manager Gonzalez noted, "The problem is that Miller is compensating his velocity by trying to be careful to throw more strikes. Against the Yankees, it was 92, 95, 97, and we haven't seen that since. Not even close. I don't want him to take away from his velocity to try to throw strikes. You want to see the zip, you want to see the life that hitters were missing." Miller is 0-1 with a 12.91 ERA, but has nine strikeouts over 7.2 innings.
| April 7, 2008
Andrew Miller had a brutal outing on Monday night allowing six runs in just 3.1 innings for the Marlins. Miller needed 91 pitches to to pick up 10 outs as he allowed eight hits and one walk to the Nationals. At least Miller didn't walk everyone in the park, but with a 12.91 ERA after two starts he might find himself walking back to the minors if he doesn't turn things around soon. | April 2, 2008
Andrew Miller lost his first start of the season by allowing five runs in 4.1 innings on eight hits and two walks. Miller also showed flashes of his dominating stuff with six strikeouts on the night, but he needed 90 pitches to make it through less than five innings. Until he learns to throw more quality strikes, Miller will likely struggle to be a productive fantasy hurler though there is no disputing the fact that he certainly possesses the stuff to be a dominating starter. | March 21, 2008
Andrew Miller, the sentimental favorite here at RotoTimes to get the opening day start for the Fish, allowed two runs on six hits with three walks and two strikeouts over 5 2/3 innings against Houston on Friday. The Astros used what appears to be their opening day lineup; Hunter Pence, Mark Loretta, Lance Berkman, Carlos Lee, Miguel Tejada and others, so the appearance is promising for the young Miller. The upside to Miller's fantasy value is his strikeout potential, so the fact he registered but two K's in almost six spring innings is bit concerning. | March 3, 2008
The good news is that Andrew Miller held the Red Sox hitless over three innings on Monday. The bad news? Miller allowed one run thanks to the five walks he issued. Control was a major problem for Miller over his 13 starts with the Tigers in 2007, and the 21-year-old southpaw has to improve in this area before we'll take him seriously as a fantasy commodity. | February 17, 2008
Andrew Miller appears to be locked in to one of the Marlins five rotation spots barring a collapse in spring according to a report on MLB.com. The rotation will also include Scott Olsen, Mark Hendrickson and Sergio Mitre with Ricky Nolasco and Rick VandenHurk the leaders for the fifth spot in the rotation. Miller and Olsen could be two of the most dominant lefties in baseball over the next decade, though both need to work on their control, their common limiting factor on their path to success. |
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