The girlfriend of Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller had a two-word response after he took a line drive to his head in an exhibition tilt with the Chicago Cubs on Thursday. “My gladiator,” Natalie Loureda wrote on her Instagram Story, including a statement from Miller assuring fans he’s OK. “Thank you to everyone who has reached out. Really means a lot,” wrote Miller, who’s in concussion protocol. “Scary moment I’m good! All praise to the man above. can’t wait to get back on the mound.” Miller, 25, was on the mound...

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller reacts after being hit by a line drive from Chicago Cubs' Michael Busch during the third inning of a spring training baseball game, Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis) AP GLENDALE, Ariz. — Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was hit in the head by a line drive on Thursday during the team's spring training against the Cubs, but he was able to walk off the field. The scary moment happened in the third inning when Michael Busch ripped a 105.5...

A scary moment occurred in the very first spring training game of the year, as a pitcher took a 106-mph line drive off the head. Bobby Miller of the Los Angeles Dodgers had practically zero time to react after his 80-mph breaking ball was smoked right back at him. Michael Busch, of the Chicago Cubs, watched in disbelief after his hard hit, as did other Dodgers, while Miller was immediately checked on by trainers. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The ball ricocheted off Miller's head and went...

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was hit in the head by a line drive on Thursday during the team's spring training against the Chicago Cubs, but was able to walk off the field. The scary moment happened in the third inning when Michael Busch ripped a 105.5 mph liner that appeared to hit Miller on the right temple, where the hat meets the head. Miller immediately fell to the ground while holding his head, but quickly got up on his knees as medical staff rushed onto...

A scary moment unfolded in a spring training game between the Dodgers and Cubs on Thursday when Los Angeles pitcher Bobby Miller was hit by a 106 mph comebacker in the third inning. Cubs infielder Michael Busch sent Miller’s 80 mph pitch right back at Miller, nailing the 25-year-old righty in the side of the head and sent him crumbling to the ground. Miller immediately grabbed his head and attempted to compose himself as his teammates approached to check on him. The Dodgers pitcher walked off the field under his...

February 20 - Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Bobby Miller was struck in the head by a 106-mph comebacker during Thursday's spring training opener in Phoenix but walked off the field on his own. Facing the Chicago Cubs' Michael Busch in the top of the third inning, Miller couldn't get his glove up in time to avoid taking Busch's drive off his right temple and immediately went to the ground, clutching his face and head. He was able to get on one knee while being tended to by the training staff...

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Los Angeles Dodgers right-handed pitcher Bobby Miller was hit in the head by a 105.5 mph line drive in the team's Cactus League opener Thursday against the Chicago Cubs. Miller was down for a little while before getting up and walking off the field under his own power. This story will be updated... GLENDALE, ARIZONA - FEBRUARY 15: Bobby Miller #28 of the Los Angeles Dodgers participates in a throwing session during...

Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was given a massive scare on Thursday during his team's spring training opener as he was struck in the head by a 106mph line drive.

Miller was on the mound in the top of the third inning pitching to the Cubs' Michael Busch when the infielder hit an 80mph pitch straight back at the Dodgers player.

Miller immediately went down holding his head as teammates and Dodgers staff attended to him.

He was reportedly able to walk off under his own power.