Yankees' Andrew Miller cracks in new role

Posted May 11, 2016
Andrew Miller might be the best closer in the American League who doesn't hold the job title. Not anymore, anyway. Such is life when you play for a team that employs Aroldis Chapman. Coming into Tuesday Miller hadn't allowed an earned run yet this season, an unblemished 11.2 innings that featured 20 strikeouts and one walk as the Yankees' ninth-inning guy. (NJ.com)

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