Arizona Diamondbacks starter Shelby Miller (elbow) is scheduled to throw in his third simulated game at extended Spring Training on Wednesday. Miller is expected to face minor league hitters as he makes his way back from Tommy John surgery. Miller appears close to a minor league rehab assignment and seems to be on track for a mid-June return.

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller (elbow) will pitch in an extended spring training game on Thursday. He will have a limit of four innings and 65 pitches in this outing. This is an encouraging step for Miller's recovery from Tommy John surgery, which he underwent early last season. Miller hasn't pitched in an MLB game since early in the 2017 campaign and won't be an option for the Snakes until around midseason. Keep him on your watch list in deeper leagues.

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller (elbow) will throw a bullpen session on Tuesday, and if all goes well, will then head to extended Spring Training to get two innings of work. Miller has been recovering from Tommy John surgery since April 29, 2017, and so far is still looking towards a May-June return. [...]

Arizona Diamondbacks starter Shelby Miller threw a live batting practice session on Wednesday. Miller had Tommy John surgery last season and has been progressing well in his rehab. He had previously been throwing side sessions so the progression to live batters is a significant step forward in his rehabilitation. The timeline for his return is not clear, but it's likely he could return at some point in late June or early July.

Injured Diamondbacks starter Shelby Miller is aiming to return to the rotation in June following Tommy John surgery last season. Miller hasn't pitched a regular season game since last April, when he tore his UCL in a game against the Dodgers. His rehab is reportedly going well, as he threw his sixth bullpen session on Friday. He threw 35 pitches at a reported 80 percent effort. Miller has yet to throw his split-finger fastball due to the strain it puts on his arm, however, Miller says his timing[...]

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller (elbow) completed his fifth bullpen session of the spring on Tuesday afternoon. Miller threw 35 pitches during the session, which included breaking balls for the first time since undergoing Tommy John surgery. Nothing has changed in his timetable, and he should remain out until around the All-Star break. Miller is only an option in the deepest of leagues as a stash, at least until he returns and gets himself back up to speed.

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller (elbow) threw a bullpen session for the first time since having Tommy John surgery last May. Miller was not expecting much from the session, but he came away pleasantly surprised with the results. Miller's next bullpen session is scheduled for Friday, where he will work on progressing before facing live hitters for the first time in a year. Miller is eligible to return in late May, but Arizona is aiming for a late-June or early-July return. He[...]

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This article references Shelby Miller and more! Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller requested $4.9 million and was offered $4.7 million by the Diamondbacks when arbitration figures were exchanged on Friday. This is Miller's final season of arbitration and he will be a free agent next offseason. He is recovering from Tommy John surgery conducted last May. He is expected to miss at least half of the 2018 season.Keep on reading: Shelby Miller And Diamondbacks Not Far Off

Although Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Shelby Miller's season was essentially over after being placed on the 60-day disabled list, he has removed all doubt by officially deciding to undergo Tommy John surgery. The timing couldn't be worse for Miller, who was looking to redeem himself afte[...]