Miley (shoulder) is expected to miss only a couple starts and be ready to pitch when he is eligible to return from the disabled list June 28, the Seattle Times reports.
Miley said his shoulder acted up after his start on June 12, when he went only five innings. His previous five starts were a mix of inconsistency and just plain bad. In that span, he had two scoreless outings and an 11.05 ERA in the other three. Fortunately for him, he averaged an incredible 9.1 runs of support in that span, winning three games. "We thought it was best to shut him down and give him a chance to regroup," manager Scott Servais said. "If everything goes well, he'll only miss a couple of starts."