Dodgers Pitcher Bobby Miller in Concussion Protocol After Being Struck by 106 MPH Line Drive

Bobby Miller walked off the field under his own power after being hit in the head during a spring training game, with evaluations ongoing for potential injuries.

Bobby Miller, 25, was struck in the head by a 106 mph line drive from Cubs infielder Michael Busch during the Dodgers' spring training opener on February 20, 2025.
Miller immediately fell to the ground clutching his head but was able to walk off the field unassisted, displaying a noticeable red welt on his forehead.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed that Miller is undergoing concussion protocol and will be closely monitored for any long-term effects.
Miller's injury comes as he competes for a spot in the Dodgers' starting rotation following a challenging 2024 season marked by injuries and inconsistent performance.
Teammates and fans expressed relief at Miller's condition, with Miller himself reassuring supporters on social media that he is feeling okay and eager to return to the mound.

Orange County Register