- Rookie pitcher Spencer Miles endured his worst performance of the season, allowing six runs on six hits over just four innings in a 12-4 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
- Despite a strong opening frame with two strikeouts, Miles collapsed in the second inning, surrendering five runs including a two-run homer to Sam Antonacci.
- The loss snapped a period of strong form for Miles, causing his season ERA to climb from 2.85 to 3.52.
- Manager John Schneider attributed the poor outing to Miles missing his spots armside, noting that the pitcher struggled to execute put-away pitches despite getting ahead in counts.
- Miles, who has served primarily as a reliever this season, was utilized as a starter to help manage the rotation’s workload following the All-Star break.
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