Just a day after he signed with the Cardinals, veteran infielder Brad Miller was already in the clubhouse and working out with his new teammates Thursday, taking swings and grounders on the Cardinals practice fields at Roger Dean Stadium.
St. Louis Official Site
Infielder Brad Miller has been in high demand the past two years, spending time in the Tampa Bay, Milwaukee, Dodgers, Cleveland, Yankees and Philadelphia organizations before signing a $2 million deal with the Cardinals on Wednesday.
Cardinal Beat
One of four current Cardinals (along with Paul Goldschmidt, Matt Carpenter and Paul DeJong) to have hit at least 30 homers in a big-league season, Brad Miller has been in high demand the past two years. He spent time in the Tampa Bay, Milwaukee, Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland, New York Yankees and Philadelphia organizations before signing a $2 million deal with the Cardinals on Wednesday.
Post-Dispatch
Brad Miller has been around the block.
KMOV
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