Phenom Bobby Miller delivers his longest start as the Dodgers sweep the Diamondbacks
Bobby Miller and James Outman are the last Dodgers rookies standing. A look at how they got here, and the roles they’ll play the rest of the season.
“He’s having to learn to do this on the fly,” manager Dave Roberts said. “But he’s tough mentally. He’s a tough competitor. He’s got really good stuff. And I think he’s really starting to understand how to use it.”The Dodgers won the game on David Peralta’s two-run single in the eighth, when the outfielder rewarded Roberts’ decision to let him take a rare left-on-left at-bat by breaking a scoreless tie with a line drive to right.
The real story, though, was Miller, who lowered his ERA to 3.89 — second-best among Dodgers starters — through his first 13 career starts.Walker Buehler and Blake Treinen faced hitters in a simulated game at Chase Field on Wednesday, their first live action since undergoing surgeries last year. But he further cemented his importance to the Dodgers, nonetheless, showing the kind of continued growth that has him primed for a potential impact role over the season’s final stretch.
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