Why was shelby miller suspended

The Cardinals won seven of his last eight starts LAD and was removed when a Carl Crawford line drive hit his right elbow ARI off Matt Reynolds Retired 27 straight batters after allowing a leadoff hit in his start vs.

Appeared in one postseason game throwing an inning of relief vs. Honored as the Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Year, completing his first full professional season one month before he turned Posted a record with a 3.

Selected to the U. Fanned 13 over 7. The 13 strikeouts were T2nd highest total by any minor league pitcher behind fellow Cardinal farmhand Lance Lynn's Ranked first among Cardinals minor leaguers with Ranked fourth in the Midwest League with strikeouts. Held opposing batters to a. Pitched extremely well on the road going with a 1. Struck out seven or more batters in 12 of his 24 starts. Was flawless in 14 fielding chances and has been perfect fielding in his two years of professional baseball.

Rated as the No. Made two starts at Quad Cities A , throwing a total of 3. He underwent Tommy John surgery on May 10, Dr. Neil ElAttrache , and returned late in September Has pitched in the postseason with St. Louis in , and He was a N. All-Star with Atlanta in despite going in 33 starts that season … his 17 losses led the Major Leagues despite ranking among the National League leaders in innings pitched 8th, Louis in NYM working 2. Posted a record with a 1.

Struck out 16 54 total batters faced over Made first MLB start in season finale vs. Finished with 6. Also went 2-for-2 at plate with a double for first MLB hit. Finished the Major League regular season with Held right-handed batters to a. Credited with first MLB Hold vs.

Went with a 4. The 53 strikeouts in August were the most among all minor leaguer pitchers, while his 0. Posted double-digit strikeouts twice.

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