Over a three year period, Miller put up outstanding numbers, including a combined 2.67 ERA while averaging nearly a strikeout per inning. However, one needs to look no further than games played to understand why this move was made:
- 2004: 55IP in 57 Games
- 2005: 29IP in 23 Games
- 2006: 15IP in 14 Games
- 2007: 1 IP in 2 Games
Durability was lacking to say the least. It is too bad, because Miller could have provided the Tribe with one of the best match up righties in the entire league. In 254 total ABs by right-handers, Miller gave up a grand total of ONE home run. ONE! This, while right-handed hitters batted a whopping .213 combined against him.
Good luck in your endeavors Matt. If you can get healthy, then we'll be seeing you soon.
Cheers!
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