When I first saw Tyson Miller pitch for the Eugene Emeralds in 2016, I was not that impressed. But I took his performance with a grain of salt considering he was shut down for a month after the end of his junior season at California Baptist. In both games I saw, he was throwing his fastball 89-91 and topping out at 93. It has to be hard to play a full season, take a month off, and then restart.
This year, however, Miller could be the breakout pitcher of the year in the Cubs organization.
Current Info
Starting Pitcher
6-5, 200 pounds
Throws right
21 years old
Strengths
Throws in the mid-90’s
Ascending
Projectable frame
Plus slider
Excellent strikeout rate in Cape Cod League with an
Areas of Concern
Changeup
Played against limited competition at Division II
What others say
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