The Dodgers signed yet another minor-league outfielder this weekend, agreeing to a minor-league deal with 28-year-old Anderson Miller. Miller had previously played in the Royals organization.
Miller got as high as Triple-A with Kansas City, batting .215 with a .710 OPS in 251 plate appearances with Omaha in 2021. The batting average wasn’t great, but Miller had a decent walk rate and some good pop in is bat, so there are tools there to work with for the 6-foot-3, 215-pounder.
Miller spent the 2022 season in the independent Atlantic League, playing for (and I promise I’m not making this name up) the Kentucky Wild Health Genomes in his hometown of Lexington, Kentucky.