Chris Welsh declared he is “1000% out” on Bobby Miller after the right‑hander surrendered six earned over three innings to Colorado. Despite a Stuff+ score over 108 and a fastball that still touches 97‑98, Miller has zero feel for location, giving up loud contact and piling up walks. Welsh said the only plausible path forward is a conversion to relief where he can air it out for one inning; until then, the upside is theoretical. He advised cutting Miller in every redraft league and even questioned his dynasty hold value unless managers are willing to wait years on a role change.

Chris Welsh declared he is “1000% out” on Bobby Miller after the right‑hander surrendered six earned over three innings to Colorado. Despite a Stuff+ score over 108 and a fastball that still touches 97‑98, Miller has zero feel for location, giving up loud contact and piling up walks. Welsh said the only plausible path forward is a conversion to relief where he can air it out for one inning; until then, the upside is theoretical. He advised cutting Miller in every redraft league and even questioned his dynasty hold value unless managers are willing to wait years on a role change.

JD Bets sees Bobby Miller's earned runs allowed prop attractive as the line is set at only 1.5 and priced at -115, heavily indicating bookmakers expect Miller to perform strongly. JD highlighted Colorado Rockies as one of the league's weakest offensive teams, notably struggling on the road, averaging just 1.4 runs per game this season away from home. Given Miller's solid matchup and the Rockies' persistent offensive woes—particularly their inability to score consistently on the road—JD supports taking Miller's under earned runs allowed prop, backing a strong Dodgers pitching day.