St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brad Miller is dealing with "a little something" in his heel, according to manager Mike Shildt. No one on the team is worried or thinks it is anything serious, so Miller should not be considered in any jeopardy of missing Opening Day. He'll work in a backup infield role, able to play most infield positions, and could work his way into the lineup as the designated hitter occasionally as well.

St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brad Miller (back) will return to the Grapefruit League lineup for Tuesday's game against the Boston Red Sox. Miller missed about a week and a half due to tightness in his lower back, but the team never seemed overly concerned. Barring any further setbacks, Miller will be ready for Opening Day. He'll start out the season in a utility role but could get more consistent starts if any Cardinals infielder is forced to miss time.

St. Louis Cardinals infielder/utility player Brad Miller is dealing with lower back stiffness and is considered day-to-day. The team does not expect the injury to impact Miller's availability for Opening Day nor for it to be an issue he has to deal with in the regular season. It seems they are being cautious with Miller and making sure he's ready to go when the games start to count. Miller should get plenty of playing time around the infield, but he's unlikely to have a consistent starting role...

The St. Louis Cardinals signed infielder Brad Miller to a one-year major league deal on Wednesday. Relief pitcher Jordan Hicks (shoulder) was placed on the 60-day injured list in a corresponding move. Miller, 30, hit .260/.329/.565 with 13 home runs and 25 RBI in 79 games for the Indians and Phillies as a utility infielder in 2019. He hit .243 with a career-high 30 home runs and 81 RBI in 152 games for the Rays back in 2016 and could be a useful utility infielder at either third or second base, ...

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Brad Miller went 2-for-4 with two home runs Tuesday night at Washington. Miller got the scoring started with a three-run homer off Nationals starter Max Scherzer in the first inning, before launching a solo homer in the fourth. It was the first time Scherzer gave up two home runs to the same player since Travis D'Arnaud on April 28, 2017. Miller also went 1-for-3 in the first game of the doubleheader before getting ejected so it was an eventful day for the ...

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Brad Miller (hip) has been activated from the 10-day injured list on Sunday. He missed a few weeks with a hip issue, but is healthy and ready to contribute again. Maikel Franco has been optioned to the minors, so Brad Miller should see more playing time. Scott Kingery will draw most of the starts at third base, but Miller should get in there a few times a week. Miller is only worth a look in NL-only leagues.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Brad Miller is in the starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Atlanta Braves. Maikel Franco (rest) will sit this one out to rest, but he has been hitting better lately. Miller will bat eighth and play third base versus righty Mike Soroka. Miller has surprisingly been hitting well in his limited role, but isn't worth a look against Soroka.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Brad Miller will get the start at third base against the Washington Nationals on Wednesday. Miller was acquired from the Yankees last week in exchange for cash considerations. He was having a strong campaign in Triple-A, so he's looking to continue that in Philly. Miller will bat seventh and play third base versus righty Max Scherzer. None of the Phillies' hitters are great options versus Scherzer.

The Philadelphia Phillies acquired infielder Brad Miller from the Yankees on Thursday in exchange for cash considerations. Miller is expected to join Philly this weekend for their series in Atlanta. Miller, 29, played in 13 games and hit .250 (9-for-36) with a homer and four RBI for the Indians before landing with New York. He was hitting .294/.399/.596 with 10 homers and 29 RBI in 41 games for Triple-A Scranton/[...]

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