CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Andrew Miller has been so good for so long that when he isn't good it looks like an optical illusion.
It's almost like reality TV. What's happening on the screen might look real, but you know there's a script attached. If someone falls prey to a wild boar attack on Naked and Afraid, you know there are medics, a sharpshooter and a cook waiting just off camera.
But when Miller gets attacked by a Kiki Hernandez's tiebreaking home in the eighth inning as he did Wednesday night, well, that ball isn't coming back.