Back from World Baseball Classic, Andrew Miller has lot of work to do
Posted Mar 28, 2017
Andrew Miller returned to Arizona with a sense of pride over Team USA's championship run in the World Baseball Classic. The Indians' lefty relief ace also rejoined Cleveland's camp unsatisfied with how he has thrown the ball the past two weeks. Over the remaining days of Spring Training, Miller plans on fine-tuning his fastball and slider in preparation for the season.
(MLB.com)
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