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7 hours ago, Allan Bryant said:

Miller is just one of type 1 diabetics in MLB . Brewers’ Garrett Mitchell , Braves’ Adam Duvall , and Giants’ Jordan Hicks are also type 1 diabetics .  As type 1 diabetic myself, I can say that there are state of the art devices that can help monitor these players’ glucose levels that enable the players to adjust before it could impact their performance on the field. 

Thanks for the information. 

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4 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

Of course, you could get (likely) get Miller and maybe a few guys like Fedde and Luzardo and still keep your best 3 prospects.

So many different ways we could go…it really depends on how teams view the “other prospects”.

What do you think the price for Miller would be?

With all of the years of control and the possibility that he could go back to starting, I would guess it would probably cost one of the top 3. I’m not so sure it’s possible, but if we can get Miller without parting with our top prospects, that would definitely be a move we should make. 

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