Bobby Miller's Scary Injury: What’s Next for the Dodgers' Rising Star? 

Bobby Miller's recent brush with danger after taking a 105.5 mph line drive to the head has left many of us reflecting on the inherent risks of baseball. While he seems to be recovering well, it raises some important questions about player safety and the mental toll such incidents can take.

How do you think the league can better protect pitchers from these types of injuries? Should there be more stringent safety measures in place, like improved helmets or protective gear?

Miller's situation also brings to light the fierce competition for the final spot in the Dodgers' rotation. With his injury, does this open the door for Tony Gonsolin or Dustin May to secure their place? Or do you think Miller will bounce back stronger than ever, proving his resilience and determination?

Additionally, with the Dodgers planning to integrate Shohei Ohtani into their rotation, how do you see this impacting the dynamics of the team? Will Ohtani's presence elevate the competition, or could it create a more collaborative environment among the pitchers?

Let’s discuss! What are your thoughts on player safety, competition, and the future of the Dodgers' pitching lineup?