Bobby Miller Impresses, Makes Case to Crack Dodgers’ Rotation

Bobby Miller had an impressive outing in his third major-league start for the Dodgers against the Yankees, going six shutout innings and allowing only one hit.
Miller relied heavily on his sinker and slider, with the latter inducing 11 swings-and-misses, and has been working on tweaking his grip and adding more velocity to the pitch.
Through three starts, Miller has a 1.06 ERA, making the Dodgers' looming rotation decision easier.
The Dodgers' bullpen stumbled late in the game, resulting in a 4-1 loss to the Yankees.
The Dodgers' willingness to let Noah Syndergaard pitch again might depend on how well his next start goes, while Miller has made it clear that he deserves to be in the rotation discussion.