Miller sent down

In article <2eged39s5ao2u2cdqlnp5lamc4ch7uh9b5 DeleteThis @4ax.com>, Brian Matthews says...
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>After last night's performance, Miller was sent down to Class A ball
>in Lakeland. Let him learn his other pitches where he should have in
>the first place, the low minors. Not sure why he was even up here
>trying to learn pitches in the middle of a division race. It was just
>plain stupid.

They probably figured he could get by on his speed, but found
out he had location problems too. Why do people rave about
the Millers or Bondermans when their reportaire is only one
or two pitches?

He was so bad he might have even lost to the
>Twinkies....oh wait.....he BEAT them. LMAO
>
>Brian

Dave
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In article <fb97mn02k95.TakeThisOut@drn.newsguy.com>,
snapp44 <snapp44_member.TakeThisOut@newsguy.com> wrote:

> In article <2eged39s5ao2u2cdqlnp5lamc4ch7uh9b5.TakeThisOut@4ax.com>, Brian Matthews
> says...
> >
> >After last night's performance, Miller was sent down to Class A ball
> >in Lakeland. Let him learn his other pitches where he should have in
> >the first place, the low minors. Not sure why he was even up here
> >trying to learn pitches in the middle of a division race. It was just
> >plain stupid.
>
> They probably figured he could get by on his speed, but found
> out he had location problems too. Why do people rave about
> the Millers or Bondermans when their reportaire is only one
> or two pitches?

because at time they get results. With Miller they pretended like he had
'three pitches' because he could throw his fastball at different speeds.
Personally I think the problem is that with all the film players get to
watch, they hitters have figure out Miller by now

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