The recent incident involving Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller sent shockwaves through the clubhouse. During a game against the Chicago Cubs, Miller was struck by a 106 mph line drive from Michael Busch, resulting in him being taken out of the game after collapsing on the mound. Max Muncy and Hunter Feduccia rushed to his aid as trainers attended to him.

Miller, who has been vying for a spot in the Dodgers' starting rotation, showed signs of resilience, humorously responding to trainers’ questions even as he was being checked for concussive symptoms. Fortunately, he was able to exit the field on his own power, but the team remains cautious, monitoring his condition in the days to come.

The injury raises questions about Miller's role in the upcoming season, especially as he competes with Tony Gonsolin and Dustin May for the fifth starter position. Last season was challenging for him, posting a disappointing 8.52 ERA, but his rookie season hinted at his potential, making this injury a concerning development for both him and the team's pitching depth.