Dodgers Call Up Bobby Miller for Wednesday Start vs Rockies

The Los Angeles Dodgers have officially called up right-handed pitcher Bobby Miller to start Wednesday's game against the Colorado Rockies, following his strong performance in Triple-A where he posted a 2.25 ERA. Miller, who had a challenging 2024 season, will get the chance to prove himself as the Dodgers look to stabilize their rotation with Blake Snell on the injured list. The team's recent struggles include losing three consecutive series, attributed largely to a lackluster offense, especially from the bottom of the batting order. In light of these issues, there are discussions about potentially bringing up utility player Hyeseong Kim to invigorate the lineup, given his impressive performance in the minors. Meanwhile, speculation also surrounded other candidates like Nick Frasso, but the team settled on Miller for the upcoming start. This move is seen as crucial for Miller to regain his footing after a difficult sophomore slump.