Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller experienced a frightening moment during a spring training game against the Chicago Cubs when he was struck in the head by a line drive. The incident occurred in the third inning when a 105.5 mph liner hit Miller on the right temple area where his hat meets his head. Despite the impact, Miller managed to get up on his knees with the help of medical staff and was able to walk off the field on his own.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts commented on the severity of the hit, noting that the ball had 'squared him up pretty good.' Miller will undergo concussion protocol as a precautionary measure, and the team will monitor his condition closely. Roberts expressed concern for Miller's well-being and emphasized the importance of ensuring that he is feeling okay before determining his future participation.
