Andrew Miller changed how bullpens were used after 2016. It started with a bold trade by the Indians
Posted Jul 29, 2026
There’s a moment every baseball season when you know a team means business. For the 2016 Indians, that moment arrived when the front office shipped four promising prospects to the Yankees in exchange for reliever Andrew Miller. It wasn’t just a bold move — it turned out to be a seismic shift that would reshape the way baseball is played.
(MSN.com)
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