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Before we begin looking ahead to 2027, OTM is looking back at 2026, diving into the highs and lows of the roster. Today, we look at a midseason addition to the bullpen. 2026 In a Nutshell Miller was acquired at…

Jacob Roy of Over the Monster reviews relief pitcher Erik Miller's 2026 campaign with the Boston Red Sox, evaluating whether his persistent control problems can be corrected. Acquired from the San Francisco Giants at the trade deadline for Marcelo Mayer, Miller impressed over his first 14 outings before struggling down the stretch. He surrendered six earned runs in his final five regular-season games and retired only two of five batters in the Wild Card Series.
Roy highlights Miller's dominant pitch movement and strong strikeout rate against left-handed hitters as major strengths. However, the writer notes that Miller's 23% walk rate in September remains a significant concern, arguing that his future success depends on whether the Red Sox coaching staff can guide him to throw strikes consistently.
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