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Dodgers Pitcher Bobby Miller Survives Scary Head Injury

2/21/2025

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Summary

Story summary

In a shocking moment during a spring training game, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was struck in the head by a blistering 105.5 mph line drive from Michael Busch. Thankfully, Miller walked off the field unaided and is currently in concussion protocol. He took to social media to reassure fans, expressing his gratitude and sharing that he feels fine.

History

Historical Context

In a dramatic reminder of baseball's dangers, Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was struck by a 105.5 mph line drive. This echoes the tragic 1920 death of Ray Chapman, who was killed by a pitch, leading to increased safety measures like mandatory helmets in 1971. Miller's quick recovery highlights advancements in player safety.

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Story summary

In a shocking moment during a spring training game, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was struck in the head by a blistering 105.5 mph line drive from Michael Busch. Thankfully, Miller walked off the field unaided and is currently in concussion protocol. He took to social media to reassure fans, expressing his gratitude and sharing that he feels fine.

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