Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller experienced a frightening moment when he was struck on the head by a 106 mph line drive during spring training. This incident occurred shortly after he was brought in to pitch against the Chicago Cubs. The ball, hit by former Dodger Michael Busch, knocked Miller down, causing concern among fans and teammates. Fortunately, he was able to stand up and walk off the field unaided, alleviating fears of serious injury. The incident highlights the inherent dangers of baseball, especially for pitchers facing high-velocity balls.
It was a scary moment for Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller as a 106 mph line drive hit him in the head on just his 12th pitch of the spring.
Miller, who was brought in to face the top of the Chicago Cubs lineup in the top of the third inning, fell to the ground holding his head after former Dodger Michael Busch drilled him with a comebacker.
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