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Positions: P-296

Full Name: Justin Mark Miller
Born: Aug 27,1977 in Torrance, California
Height: 6-2  Weight: 195  Bats: Right  Throws: Right
High School: Torrance (Torrance, California)  "Tartars"
College: Los Angeles Harbor College

Contract: Signed 1-year, $400,000 contract with the San Francisco Giants on Nov 1,2008. Minor league contract

Drafted: Selected by Colorado Rockies in 5th Round (162nd overall) of 1997 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)

Major Leaguers who played in Japan

Top Prospect 2001 MLB (#84),2001 Oak (#5)

Signed by Scout: Bill Hughes

MLB Debut: Apr 12,2002

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Scouting Report
Control:	42
K-Rating:	51
Efficiency:	43
vsPower:	45
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Transactions History

Selected by Colorado Rockies in 5th Round (162nd overall) of 1997 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)
*Selected by San Francisco Giants in 34th Round (943rd overall) of 1995 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) did not sign

Jun 17,1997 - signed
Dec 13,1999 - Traded by Rockies with Jamey Wright and Henry Blanco to Athletics for Scott Karl and Jeff Cirillo.
Dec 7,2001 - Traded by Athletics with Eric Hinske to Blue Jays for Billy Koch.
Jan 11,2006 - Signed by Devil Rays (minor)

Disabled List History

Jun 1,2004 - 15 Day Disabled list - (right hamstring strain)
Aug 4,2004 - Activated

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Disabled List Notes: The accumulation of disabled list data started in 2001. Though most DL visits are accounted for during this time, the injury description and activation date are not always available.

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