PHOENIX -- If you're going to play for the Arizona Diamondbacks, you can bet that you're going to be an active contributor in the community. After all, the D-backs this year are celebrating $50 million of charitable giving in franchise history.
So it only made sense that when the D-backs had 10 Minor League prospects in town for last week's Rookie Development Camp, one of the events was an appearance at a local Boys & Girls Club.
"It's great to see the kids' eyes light up," said Miller, the D-backs' No. 27 prospect. "You have to remember we've all been in their shoes in one way or another.