Dodgers Pitcher Bobby Miller Recovering After Line Drive to Head

Miller remains in concussion protocol but expresses optimism about returning to the mound soon following the frightening spring training incident.

Bobby Miller was struck in the head by a 106-mph line drive during a spring training game against the Chicago Cubs, causing him to collapse on the field.
Medical evaluations confirmed no fractures or significant injuries, though Miller continues to experience headaches, drowsiness, and disrupted sleep.
The pitcher is undergoing concussion protocol and must clear several steps before resuming baseball activities, with no specific timeline for his return provided yet.
Miller has spoken openly about facing his long-standing fear of such injuries, expressing relief that the incident was not more severe and gratitude for the outpouring of support from teammates and fans.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts emphasized Miller's health as the priority, stating that the team will proceed cautiously as he recovers.