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D-backs put Shelby Miller on injury list

Rattlesnake announces close Shelby Miller On the 15-day injury list on July 6, forearm strain. Arizona recalls rookie right Juan Morillo Enter the vacant bullpen attraction.

This is the latest blow from D-Backs Bullpen, which seems to have had an impact on the trade market. The snakes have not provided a timetable for Miller’s return, but he won’t go out until at least July 21. An injury to the forearm will surely threaten him to go beyond the minimum. He has no room for anything before the July 31 deadline.

Arizona held a key four-game series tonight in San Diego. They had a record of 44-46 and had 4.5 games in the 4.5 games in the last wildcard position of the National League. Padres currently occupies the final playoff spot; each Giant, Cardinal and Reds are located between San Diego and Arizona. If D-BACKS manages the sweep, they will almost close the gap with monks. If they lose the series (or are swept away by themselves), the looming All-Star game could be 7 or eight games behind. The next few days may be crucial in determining their deadline trajectory.

In either case, Miller’s long-term damage is significant. GM Mike Hazen said last week that snakes would prioritize bullpens if they could be purchased. It’s no surprise as Miller entered the ninth inning due to an injury at the end of the season Justin Martinez and aj puk. While the veteran performed well with his right hand, Hazen noted that the entire bullpen would benefit from adding late game weapons, where they could unleash Captain Torey Lovullo using Miller earlier in the game. If Miller exceeds the deadline, it becomes even more urgent.

If the Rattlesnakes are not going to buy, then healthy Miller will be one of their clearest trade candidates. He is about to play on a modest salary after signing a minor league contract for the offseason. He will fit every team’s budget and will upgrade any bullpen. The 34-year-old scored an average run of 1.98 in 36 innings. He fanned 28% of his opponent batsmen with a 7.7% walk rate. Miller recorded 10 saves – he entered the season with three career saves – another eight holdings while earning 15% of the product.

Miller is one of the top rental relief workers that may be available. If he returns within three weeks, but a forearm injury may significantly reduce its trade value, which may still pass. Even if he is on the July 31 injury list, he is eligible to be traded, but if he doesn’t prove he’s healthy, D-backs will have a hard time getting a lot of rewards.

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