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Brad Miller

Brad Miller Notable

b. October 18, 1989 · Seattle Mariners 2013–2015, Tampa Bay Rays 2016–2018, Milwaukee Brewers 2018, Philadelphia Phillies 2019, 2021, Cleveland Indians 2019, St. Louis Cardinals 2020, Texas Rangers 2022–2023

Brad Miller played for seven clubs across 11 seasons as a shortstop, opening with the Seattle Mariners in 2013 and closing with the Texas Rangers in 2023.

Across 1,055 games he batted .236, with 740 hits and 397 runs. He finished with 123 home runs, 133 doubles and 43 stolen bases. He went 0 and 0 with a 13.50 earned run average, pitching 2 innings in 1 game.

He played 378 games at shortstop, with 913 assists and 56 errors. He turned 181 double plays. He also played 183 games at second base, 138 games at first base and 102 games in the outfield.

He hit three home runs in a game in 2021.

He was born in Orlando, FL, USA on October 18, 1989. He batted left-handed and threw right-handed. He has not retired; our record has no final game for him.

Honors

AwardTimesYears
Player of the Week 2 2013, 2015

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
2013 SEA 763064181 1168 3624525 .265
2014 SEA 1233674781 15410 3634954 .221
2015 SEA 14443844113 22411 464710113 .258
2016 TBR 15254873133 29630 81471496 .243
2017 TBR 1103384368 1339 40631105 .201
2018 MIL/TBR 752302157 1327 2922820 .248
2019 CLE/PHI 791542640 6113 2515452 .260
2020 STL 481422133 817 2525461 .232
2021 PHI 1403315375 9320 49451123 .227
2022 TEX 812222047 307 3218704 .212
2023 TEX 2756812 401 610110 .214
Career 10553132397740 13330123 40535087343 .236

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
2023 TEX 0010 02.02 32013.50
Career 0010 02.02 320 13.50

On this day & linked events

1989

Born October 18, 1989

Orlando, FL, USA

2013

Major-league debut: Brad Miller

Brad Miller made a major-league debut on June 28, 2013.

2021

Brad Miller's Three-Home-Run Game, 2021

Brad Miller hit three home runs for the Philadelphia Phillies against the Chicago Cubs on July 8, 2021.

Image: Keith Allison on Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0