Cubs DFA 6-Year MLB Veteran Infielder
Summary
The Chicago Cubs have removed infielder Owen Miller from their major league roster after just a few days. Miller had been playing well in their minor league team before being designated for assignment.Key Facts
- The Cubs designated Owen Miller for assignment, meaning he was removed from their main roster.
- Miller was recently called up from the Triple-A Iowa team to the Cubs.
- He appeared in one game with the Cubs but did not bat.
- At Triple-A Iowa this season, Miller hit seven home runs and had 57 runs batted in (RBI) with a .296 batting average in 96 games.
- Miller has played 304 major league games over six seasons with four teams: Cleveland Guardians, Milwaukee Brewers, Colorado Rockies, and Chicago Cubs.
- In his MLB career, he has 15 home runs, 100 RBI, and a .238 batting average.
- Other teams may claim Miller off waivers to add infield depth.
- Being designated for assignment means he is available to be picked up by other teams or could be sent back to the minor leagues.
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