Adam Miller

Full Name: Adam Wayne Miller	Primary Position: P
Height/Weight: 6'4''/200	First Game:
Birthdate: 11/26/1984	MLB Experience:
Birthplace: Plano, TX
Bat/Throw: R/R

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1 Biography
2 Scouting Report
3 Statistics
- 3.1 MLB
  - 3.1.1 Pitching Stats
  - 3.1.2 Fielding Stats
- 3.2 MiLB
  - 3.2.1 Pitching Stats
4 Transactions
5 Awards
6 Trivia
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- 9.1 Recent Adam Miller ArmchairGM Stories
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[edit] Biography

Adam Miller is currently a pitching prospect for the Cleveland Indians. Injured for part of the 2007 season, Miller looks to rebound in 2008 with another strong showing. He will most likely see the sights of Cleveland this upcoming season, but do to his previous finger issues, he will likely be making the permanent move to the bull-pen.

[edit] Scouting Report

The organizations minor league player of the year in 2006, Miller was expected to spend a minimum amount of time in the minors in 2007, fine tuning himself for what was believed to be a final and permanent call to Cleveland. Instead, Miller again fell victim to the injury bug (finger and elbow) and missed almost two months. Upon returning in August, the Tribe kept Miller in the bullpen in order to limit his pitches and while he threw well at times, the consistency wasn't there. Miller ended the season in the Arizona Fall League where he was hit around pretty good and showed less than impressive stuff. When healthy, Miller possesses a plus fastball which has touched 97 mph with a plus slider, which Cleveland considers his bread and butter pitch. Miller has a loose, repeating delivery and sound mechanics. Miller struggled after returning from his injuries with his changeup, at its best an average pitch. His release point, arm speed and angles were all off and they never returned. The Indians plan on the continuation of the bullpen experiment in the major leagues in 2008, assuming his change returns and he is able to refine his pickoff move the move is a temporary one, he has all the makings of a front-line starter.

-Kelsdad