Overview
- Manager Dave Roberts confirmed the Dodgers added Bobby Miller to the major-league roster after he spent most of the season sidelined with a shoulder injury.
- Miller returned from a Triple-A rehab assignment with Oklahoma City where he posted a 3.86 ERA and 17 strikeouts in 14 innings across seven appearances.
- The corresponding roster move for Miller’s activation was reliever Kyle Hurt being removed from the active roster.
- Once a breakout 2023 rookie starter, Miller has been shifted toward relief work after recurring health and control issues, so the team plans cautious use given his limited recent workload.
- Reporting moved from clubhouse sightings and taxi‑squad notes to official confirmation, and the key things to watch are Miller’s arm health, pitch counts, and how quickly the Dodgers deploy him in game situations.