Jared Miller

Miller moved into the rotation this spring after two years in Vanderbilt's bullpen. He touched 93 mph early in the spring and was getting attention in the top few rounds, but his stuff backed up and he ceded his rotation spot down the stretch. The 6-foot-7, 240-pounder has a strong and physical build. In the rotation, he worked at 88-92 mph at his best but fell to 86-88 later in the season. His breaking ball is ahead of his changeup, and both show average potential. Miller faces questions about his strike-throwing ability after walking 4.3 per nine in his career and 3.9 this season. His herky-jerky delivery offers some deception. Miller is one of the younger college players in the class and won't turn 21 until the end of the minor league season.