How Andrew Miller went from Cleveland’s October fireman to a voice shaping baseball’s labor future

Posted Aug 9, 2026
The thing Andrew Miller remembers now is not the noise, though there was plenty of that. It is not one particular strikeout, though there were 30 of them in the 2016 postseason, more than any reliever in major league history. It is not even the AL Championship Series MVP trophy, though that remains one of the rarest honors ever claimed by a bullpen arm. (MSN.com)

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