Bobby Miller, a pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, suffered a head injury from a line drive during a spring training game against the Chicago Cubs. The incident occurred in the third inning when a 105.5 mph ball hit him on the right temple. Although visibly shaken, Miller was attended to by medical staff and managed to walk off the field independently. Entering the season, he was vying for a position in the starting rotation, but his uncertain recovery timeline raises questions about his future status after a challenging previous season.
Miller was hit on the right temple by a 105.5 mph liner but managed to walk off the field after the incident.
The incident occurred during the third inning, causing concern as Miller fell to the ground but was quickly attended to by medical staff.
Despite the injury, Miller’s ability to walk off indicates positive signs for recovery, though his starting position remains uncertain due to his last season's performance.
He had a rough previous season with a 2-4 record and an 8.52 ERA over 13 starts, adding to the uncertainty of his future.
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