The Red Sox have outrighted infielder Mike Miller to Triple-A Pawtucket, Tim Britton of the Providence Journal tweets. The move removes Miller from the team’s 40-man roster.
The Red Sox had added him to their active roster last Monday, and he collected just one plate appearance in the big leagues before being optioned back to Pawtucket yesterday. The light-hitting 26-year-old has batted .251/.317/.301 in 180 plate appearances split between Pawtucket and Double-A Portland in 2016. He has played second, third and short this season, although he’s also appeared in the outfield in the past.
He’ll always be able to proclaim was a big leaguer once now.
Too bad he didn’t get a hit maybe he could have joined the 1.000 club with Jeff Banister
John Paciorek is the club president
He can still hit the corner three – should see him pick up some bench minutes somewhere.
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Hey…. How about some pitching ….. Buchholts is done
Clay butt holes, as my wonderful girlfriend calls him. Pitches like it too.