The sailors place Bryce Miller on He with an inflammation of the elbow

1 p.m.: Miller spoke with journalists, with a video relayed by Adam Jude of Seattle Times. He revealed that he had a cortisone stroke and said that an MRI showed no structural damage. He hopes to come back after a minimal passage.

11:50 am: Mariners announced today this right -hander Bryce Miller Was placed on the 15 -day injured list, retroactive until May 12, due to inflammation of the right elbow. Left -handed Jhonathan Díaz was recalled to take his place on the list.

The club has not yet been updated on the severity of Miller’s injury or how long they expect it to be absent, but it is always worrying when the elbow of a launcher is injured. His last departure was against Blue Jays on Sunday, which did not go well because he gave seven points deserved in five rounds.

Subsequently, he talked about physical problems that he fought this season, but without becoming too precise, referring to certain pains of the arm and the backing of the back. “In the past, I felt like I could spend six innings, it’s a breeze,” said Miller, according to Daniel Kramer of MLB.com. “I would feel as well as I am in the sixth as I did it in the first. And it has been difficult to have this feeling so far. So I don’t know. We will work there. ” Although he did not provide a lot of details, Miller continued: “I had several things that have been lingering since, really, the end of last season, and I have somehow brought them during the offseason. I thought I would feel good, and I didn’t feel like me, in a way in a way.

Miller’s speed is a bit down compared to last year. He has an average of 95.2 miles per hour on his quick ball in 2024 and was also in this range for a large part of the first parts of the season. So far this year, it is 94.4 MPH. Most of its other locations are also down or two.

As Miller alluded, deepening games was a problem. He has not yet made six images in the start this year. His first two outings were her only two at more than five rounds. Last year, he made seven rounds seven times and six or more than 13 times more.

The right -hander is currently sporting an average deserved race of 5.22 over the year, a big leap compared to 2.94 last year. Its 20.1% withdrawal rate is a few points below 24.3% last year, while its walking rate is almost doubled from 6.4% to 12.1%.

Perhaps the physical problems provide a partial explanation of the decreasing results, but it is always an unpleasant development for the M, which are already dealing with an exhausted rotation. George Kirby Was on it all season until now due to inflammation of the shoulders. Logan Gilbert The followed at the end of April, suffering from a tension tension in his pitching elbow.

The navies hoped to start the season with an elite rotation made up of Miller, Kirby, Gilbert, Bryan Woo And Luis Castillo. It was such a talented group that commercial rumors were swirling around them all winter. The Front Office of Seattle has minimized the possibility of a profession and is surely happy to have resisted the temptation to return the pitch for more offense, because they are now without three of their five projected.

Kirby has taken an assignment of rehabilitation and should make one more appearance among minors before joining the major league club next week. Gilbert may be a bit behind Kirby, although he launched an enclosure yesterday, by Kramer.

For the moment, the navies will proceed to a rotation made up of Castillo, Woo, Logan Evans And Emerson Hancock. Castillo starts today’s match, then the club left tomorrow. Díaz may perhaps make a starting point or serve as a long lift of the lift enclosure. This could be a short stay with Kirby who is soon back, but Evans and Hancock currently have epochs at 6.60 or more, so maybe one of them could be taken up in the place.

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