Dodgers rookie right-handed pitcher Bobby Miller absolutely shoved in his MLB debut, pitching five innings and allowing just one run on the road against a strong Braves lineup in LA’s 8-1 victory.
Miller looked the part of an MLB starting pitcher, throwing six pitches at or over 100 mph while mixing in a ton of secondary pitches to keep the Braves’ hitters off balance.
Overall, Miller was flat-out dominant, and settled in very nicely after allowing a run in the first inning.
After the game, Miller received a ton of praise from his manager for his impressive performance.