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florida.marlins.mlb.com - 3/10/2009

Miller's pitching makeover progresses | marlins.com: News

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JUPITER, Fla. -- Add another objective to Andrew Miller's Spring Training. In the process of adjusting to a more simplified delivery, Miller also is trying to regain the touch on his two-seam fastball -- or sinker. It's a pitch that was effective for him in college at the University of North ...

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cinematical.com - 3/12/2009

Frank Miller's Charlie Brown

— cinematical.com — Galleries > Frank Miller's Charlie Brown Hi Res Back to Post Previous photo (1 of 2) Next... photo 09/03/09 Add your comments New Users Name E-mail Current Users E-mail: Password Remember Me E-Mail me when someone replies to this comment Add your ... (more) Frank Miller's Charlie Brown

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mlb.mlb.com - 3/15/2009

Upton progresses to live pitching

— mlb.mlb.com — B.J. Upton continues to make progress in his comeback from offseason surgery to his left shoulder.... (more) Upton progresses to live pitching

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MetsBlog.com — Phillies closer Brad Lidge will be making his first appearance of the spring on Wednesday in an intrasquad game. He’s been experiencing tightness in his forearm, but felt fine after Sunday’s bullpen session in Clearwater. Florida Marlins left-hander Andrew Miller is working on his delivery and trying to regain the feel for his sinker. Miller has recently stayed away from the pitch that gave him so much success at North Carolina and helped him become the 6th overall pick in the 2006 First Year Player Draft. In a piece I missed yesterday, Bill Shanks from the BravesShow.com watched Tom Glavine throw batting practice on ...

Andrew Miller still adjusting
FishStripes — Mark Wiley continues to work closely with Andrew Miller on his delivery and his pitches. In the process of adjusting to a more simplified delivery, Miller also is trying to regain the touch on his two-seam fastball -- or sinker. It's a pitch that was effective for him in college at the University of North Carolina. It's a pitch he threw early in his Minor League career when he was in the Tigers system. But the last few years, it's a pitch he hasn't thrown much, if at all. "I'm trying to work on my two-seamer, a ...