After a bumpy summer, the right-hander is offering Seattle something more important than stats.
There’s a certain clarity to October baseball: win the next inning or start packing boxes. Roles shrink, egos get checked, and the teams that last are the ones that embrace urgency over comfort. That’s why Bryce Miller’s posture heading into the playoffs lands like a jolt of caffeine for the Mariners.
After a season that tested his elbow, his rhythm, and his patience, Miller isn’t asking for assurances or campaigning for a specific job.