Miller, 29, had experience on his side — he has batted .249 with 75 home runs in 680 major league games since 2013 — and a 30-home-run season with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2016 on his résumé. He’s struggled the past two seasons -- but he said he is confident the hip surgery he had in August will unleash better results wherever he gets the opportunity. The Dodgers gave him one. This spring, after going 2 for 3 Thursday against the Milwaukee Brewers, he went 10 for 26 with two walks in 12 games. It wasn’t enough.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 22, 2019 00:55 UTC