Dodgers News: Bobby Miller’s struggles continue to affect the Dodgers' pitching depth

Bobby Miller of the Los Angeles Dodgers encountered a rough outing in his recent game against the Chicago Cubs, allowing six runs on five hits and issuing four walks over 4.1 innings. This marks his second consecutive start giving up at least six runs, further highlighting his struggles on the mound.

The trouble continued for Miller as he surrendered two home runs between the third and fifth innings, contributing to a troubling trend in his recent starts. In fact, he has allowed multiple home runs in five of his last six games. His season ERA has now risen to 8.17, reflecting a notable decline in his performance compared to earlier in the season.

Despite Miller's struggles, the Dodgers managed to pull off a victory, showcasing their resilience and ability to support their pitchers even during tough outings.

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Earlier in the season, Miller showed potential and delivered promising performances. However, as the season has progressed, those flashes of reliability have become less consistent. With injuries already impacting the Dodgers’ pitching staff, addressing Miller's issues has become a priority. The team will need to work with him closely, likely focusing on adjustments to his mechanics and approach, in order to help him regain form and provide stability to their rotation moving forward.