Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Brad Miller (neck) wasn't in the lineup against the Rockies. The 31-year-old is considered day-to-day while dealing with neck stiffness and was replaced by Nick Maton on Friday night. Miller has been on a roll during his sporadic appearances this year, batting .368 and racking up seven hits, three RBI, and one homer. Fantasy managers will want to keep an eye on this situation, especially since it has the potential to turn into a lengthy absence.

Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Brad Miller went 4-for-5 with two runs scored in his first start since Jean Segura (quad) landed on the injured list. Miller certainly made his case to continue starting at the keystone despite the fact Philadelphia called up super-utilityman Scott Kingery from the alternate site. Kingery is a former top-prospect who has started at second base before, but he can also play center field if Miller keeps hitting. The Phillies next series is at Colorado so ...

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman/outfielder Brad Miller had an RBI double and scored a run in Spring Training action on Monday. Miller (oblique) was playing in his second Grapefruit League game as he seems to be on track for Opening Day. Miller is a key piece for the Phillies as a left-handed bat off the bench, but won't carry much weight in fantasy unless he finds a starting role. He's currently slated to back up at first base, third base, and left field, so a spot could open up for the ...

The Philadelphia Phillies agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with free-agent infielder Brad Miller on Wednesday. The 31-year-old left-handed bat will bring versatility around the infield at second base, shortstop and first base. He spent the shortened 2020 season with the Cardinals and hit .232/.357/.451 with seven home runs and 25 RBI in 142 at-bats over 48 games. Miller will join Scott Kingery in backing up at multiple positions in the infield in 2021 for Philadelphia while also being an ...

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Brad Miller is not in the lineup for Game 1 of the team's doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers on Thursday. The Tigers have left-hander Tarik Skubal on the mound, and the Cardinals have been hesitant to throw the left-handed Miller out against lefties so far this year. He only has four at-bats against lefties this season. Miller is 8-for-28 with three home runs and 10 RBI so far in September. He should be a great source of power the rest of the way this year....

St. Louis Cardinals infielder/DH Brad Miller had an excellent offensive game on Tuesday, driving in seven runs. He went 4-for-6 with a two-run double, two two-run home runs, and a run scoring single. Miller is up to a .317/.450/.619 line and should continue to rake in the Cardinals designated hitter spot. He's a good option in most fantasy formats.

There wasn't very much movement for outfielders on waivers over the past week, so most of the players listed in last week's articleare still attractive pickups this week. Namely, Bryan Reynolds, Joc Pederson, Clint Frazier, and Brad Miller are all still rostered in fewer than 50% of leagues and remain worth a look from outfielder-hungry fantasy players.To avoid repeating myself too much, I'll focus on other outfielders this week. That doesn't mean that the outfielders in this week's article are ...

St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brad Miller had a strong game on Monday, helping the Cardinals to a 9-3 win over the Kansas City Royals. Miller went 3-for-4 with a walk and two runs scored. All three of Miller's hits were singles, and he raised batting average to .367 and his team-leading OPS to 1.133. He likely has multi-position eligibility in most fantasy leagues, making him a valuable offensive option.

St. Louis Cardinals utility player Brad Miller (ankle) was placed on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday. Miller is dealing with bursitis in his right ankle, and it is currently unclear when he will be able to return to the field. Once he does, he will work in a utility role, likely playing multiple positions while occasionally filling in as designated hitter as well.

St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brad Miller (heel) was back on the field for live batting practice at Cardinals summer camp on Wednesday. Miller was out for a few days while dealing with a heel injury, but he was never expected to miss much time and should be right on track for Opening Day. His regular season role remains somewhat in question, but he can play most of the infield positions and should get some work in the designated hitter spot as well. He put up a solid .260/.329/.565 last season ...