Bobby Miller's trajectory with the Los Angeles Dodgers has taken a significant downturn since his impressive start in 2024. After a dominant debut against the St. Louis Cardinals, where he struck out 11 and pitched six scoreless innings, Miller struggled throughout the remainder of the season, culminating in shoulder issues and a dismal ERA. His recent outing against the Colorado Rockies served as a harsh reminder of his challenges. Despite showing promise by striking out seven batters in three innings, Miller allowed six runs, including a grand slam, which solidified his status as a depth arm in the organization.

The Dodgers' offense offered support, scoring seven in the first inning, allowing them to secure an 8-7 victory. However, Miller's inability to consistently execute pitches raises concerns about the team's pitching depth as they navigate injuries to key starters like Tony Gonsolin and Clayton Kershaw. Miller's performance indicates a long road ahead to reclaim his spot in the majors.