MILWAUKEE — The offseason is heating up for the Milwaukee Brewers as the team completes a trade for Cleveland Guardians infielder Owen Miller.
As announced by the team on Wednesday night, the terms of the deal aren’t finalized just yet. They will send Cleveland cash and/or a player to be named later.
Miller, who just wrapped up his second year as a pro, appeared in 130 games for Cleveland this year. He finished his 2022 season with a 24.3% batting average and 103 hits. He is a native of Mequon, WI and attended Illinois State University.
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Due to injuries and rotational changes, Miller logged minutes at first, second and third base, plus some time at shortstop, in his sophomore season.
To make space on the 40-man roster, the Brewers designated catcher Mario Feliciano for assignment.
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