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Seattle Reviews Options After Bryce Miller’s 19–2 Loss

8/24/2026

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Bryce Miller allowed six runs and seven walks as Seattle fell 19-2 to the Chicago Cubs.
On his 28th birthday, Miller became the first pitcher since 1890 to lose consecutive starts by 17+ runs.
In his last six starts, Miller surrendered 27 earned runs in 30 2/3 innings, posting an 8.01 ERA and 1.62 WHIP.
Manager Dan Wilson said the club is reviewing options, including moving Miller to the bullpen.

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Bryce Miller allowed six runs and seven walks as Seattle fell 19-2 to the Chicago Cubs.
On his 28th birthday, Miller became the first pitcher since 1890 to lose consecutive starts by 17+ runs.
In his last six starts, Miller surrendered 27 earned runs in 30 2/3 innings, posting an 8.01 ERA and 1.62 WHIP.
Manager Dan Wilson said the club is reviewing options, including moving Miller to the bullpen.