Cleveland Indians thinking long term with Andrew Miller's return from injury

Posted Jun 18, 2018
When the Cleveland Indians get reliever Andrew Miller back from injury, they want to make sure he stays that way for the remainder of the season instead of having to send him back to the disabled list for a third time in 2018. Out of the lineup since May 25 because of a sore right knee, Miller has not been activated because the Indians want to make sure he will remain healthy. (WKYC)

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