Andrew Miller Finds Easy Transition From Yankees to Indians
Posted Aug 6, 2016
During parts of two seasons with the Yankees, reliever Andrew Miller kept with tradition and stayed clean-shaven. When he returned to the Bronx on Friday as a member of the Cleveland Indians, Miller sported a noticeable swath of facial hair, looking more relaxed. Miller is no longer distracted by the trade rumors and role changes that shadowed him with the Yankees.
(New York Times)
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