Dodgers' Miller Injured, Undergoes Concussion Protocol

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was struck in the head by a 105.5 mph line drive hit by Chicago Cubs' Michael Busch during a spring training game. The incident occurred in the third inning, causing Miller to collapse momentarily before walking off the field unassisted. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed that Miller will undergo concussion protocol, though it's unclear how long he will be sidelined. Miller, who is vying for a spot in the starting rotation, had a challenging previous season with an 8.52 ERA and is now recovering from the incident. Despite the scare, Miller expressed gratitude for the support received and is eager to return to play. The Dodgers lost the game 12-4 against the Cubs, marking a difficult start to their spring training.