The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a dominant offseason, but not everything is perfectly falling into place as roster spots dwindle with Opening Day right around the corner. A four-time Gold Glove award winner in the Korean Baseball Organization was expected to be the everyday second baseman for L.

Miller was struck by a 105 MPH off-the-bat comebacker early in the spring and has not seen the mound since. The Dodgers have a great rotation, but with Michael Grove being down with a season-ending injury and Tony Gonsolin dealing with an injury, Miller may be the first pitcher called up from AAA.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts revealed some details of the Dodgers travel roster to Tokyo, which won’t include infielder Hyeseong Kim (starting in the minors) or pitchers Dustin May (staying behind to build up) and Tony Gonsolin (back injury).

When the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Hyeseong Kim, the general expectation was he would likely take hold of the starting job at second base. That held particularly true with the Dodgers’ decision to trade Gavin Lux to the Cincinnati Reds.