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40 in 40: Bryce Miller, the fastball pitcher to end all fastball pitchers

Bryce Miller entered the 2023 season after the Mariners lost Robbie Ray for the season. Miller came in as one of the top prospects in the Mariners organization, rated at #3 by Baseball America. The Texas A&M product impressed right away, completely dominating the A’s in his debut, setting the Mariners rookie single-game strikeout record at 10, including 5 in a row to start the game, and retiring the first 16 batters in a row to bring a perfect game into the 6th inning.

Miller showed that he would be a force to be reckoned with. More significantly, he showed he wouldn’t be intimidated by MLB hitting and set on attacking hitters in the zone, primarily with his fastball.