Trever Miller

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Trever Miller

Tampa Bay Rays — No. 57
Relief Pitcher
Born: May 29, 1973 (1973-05-29) (age 35)
Bats: Right Throws: Left 
Major League Baseball debut
September 4, 1996 for the Detroit Tigers
Selected MLB statistics
(through May 12, 2008)
Win-Loss     12-14
Earned run average     4.47
Strikeouts     321
Teams

Trever Douglas Miller (born May 29, 1973 Louisville, Kentucky) is a relief pitcher who pitches for the Tampa Bay Rays

Graduated from Trinity High School in 1991 where he was named Kentucky's Mr. Baseball and the Gatorade High School Player of the Year.

In 2007, Miller broke Scott Aldred's 9-year-old record for most appearances in a season without a decision. He pitched in 76 games without earning a win or taking a loss, shattering the mark Aldred had set at 48 in 1998 as a member of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

On February 6, 2008, Miller signed a one-year deal with Tampa Bay worth 1.6 million with a team option next year worth 2 million.

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Tampa Bay Rays current roster

1 Akinori Iwamura | 2 B. J. Upton | 3 Evan Longoria | 8 Jason Bartlett | 9 Shawn Riggans | 10 Justin Ruggiano | 13 Carl Crawford | 15 Cliff Floyd | 16 Willy Aybar | 19 Scott Kazmir | 21 Andy Sonnanstine | 22 Matt Garza | 26 Gabe Gross | 28 Al Reyes | 30 Dioner Navarro | 31 Jonny Gomes | 32 Eric Hinske | 33 James Shields | 35 Dan Wheeler | 36 Edwin Jackson | 39 J. P. Howell | 47 Gary Glover | 49 Jason Hammel | 50 Grant Balfour | 57 Trever Miller

Inactive (40-man) roster: 11 Jae Kuk Ryu | 14 David Price | 18 Ben Zobrist | 24 Kurt Birkins | 29 Joel Guzmán | 34 Jeff Niemann | 38 Fernando Perez | 43 Elliot Johnson | 45 James Houser | 51 Mitch Talbot | 65 John Jaso

Disabled list: 5 Rocco Baldelli | 23 Carlos Peña | 40 Troy Percival | 54 Chad Orvella

Restricted list: 53 Juan Salas

Coaching Staff: Manager 70 Joe Maddon | Bench Coach 4 Dave Martinez | 1st Base Coach 25 George Hendrick | 3rd Base Coach 6 Tom Foley | Hitting Coach 55 Steve Henderson | Pitching Coach 48 Jim Hickey | Bullpen Coach 7 Bobby Ramos | Senior Advisor 60 Don Zimmer | Assistant Major League Coach 72 Tim Bogar
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