Diamondbacks starting pitcher Wade Miley ended his losing streak at four games with a win Wednesday against the Cardinals. The left-hander surrendered 11 hits in 6 2/3 innings, but he seemed pleased.
"I just went out with a clear mind," Miley told The Arizona Republic. "I just went out and pitched. I didn’t think about nothing. I just went after guys."
Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson seems convinced Miley is ready to turn the corner and get back to the pitcher he was earlier this season.
"He had good pace, kept the ball down, threw to both sides of the plate and had some action on his fastball," Gibson said. "He was vintage Wade."