Dodgers news: Bobby Miller gets brutally honest on returning to LA
Bobby Miller is back with the Los Angeles Dodgers , and he’s looking to make an impact on the team, as the 2026 MLB season winds down to its final stretch. “That’s my job out there. Give the team a chance to win whenever you’re out there… I’ll take any role I can get,” the right-handed pitcher said just before Tuesday night’s game against the […] The post Dodgers news: Bobby Miller gets brutally…
Bobby Miller, the 27-year-old right-handed pitcher, is set to make a significant impact as he rejoins the Los Angeles Dodgers ahead of the 2026 MLB season. Miller took over the pitching role previously held by Kyle Hurt, who was optioned to Triple-A. The Dodgers also designated Alek Thomas for assignment to make room on their roster for Miller.
Miller's pitching career has been marked by ups and downs. In 2023, Miller made his big league debut with an 11-4 record and a 3.76 ERA in 22 starts. The following year, he struggled with a 2-4 record and an 8.52 ERA in 13 starts. However, in 2025, Miller appeared in just two games due to injury.
During his stint on the 60-day injured list, Miller pitched for the Triple-A Dodgers affiliate, the Oklahoma City Comets. In eight appearances, he posted a 6.32 ERA through 15 2/3 innings. Miller made his 2026 season debut for the Dodgers on September 6, pitching three innings out of the bullpen in a 7-5 victory over the Washington Nationals at Dodger Stadium. He allowed just one earned run on a hit, recorded two walks and two strikeouts, and earned a win.
Miller expressed his excitement about returning to the Dodgers, stating that his job is to give the team a chance to win, regardless of the role he's given.
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