hardballtimes.com - 4/10/2008
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FishStripes brings us news that top Marlins prospect Andrew Miller is being told to damn the torpedoes and throw as hard as he can . I hadn't realized what a poor start Miller had gotten off to.
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Andrew Miller told grip it and rip it
fishstripes.com 4/10/2008 —
The Marlins are going to try a new strategy with Andrew Miller's pitching style .
The problem, manager Fredi Gonzalez said, is that Miller is compensating his velocity by trying to be careful to throw more strikes.
Miller's fastball was in ...
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Major League Baseball News 4/10/2008
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