Hey everybody. Welcome back to the 12-6 podcast. I'm your host, Colin McHugh, and on today's episode,

we have American League Player Association Representative and St. Louis Cardinals' relief pitcher,

Andrew Miller. Andrew has had a long, illustrious career in the major leagues, but not without

some struggles and challenges along the way. He's played in both leagues. He's played on multiple

teams over the course of about 15 years, and he's arguably the most consistent reliever in baseball

over the last decade. We talk about playing for different types of managers, the much talked about dry hump,

and what it was like to be locked in a hotel during a COVID outbreak on their team this season.

I love this guy. I think Andrew is one of the most well-informed and well-intentioned ballplayers

I've ever met. As always, if you're not subscribed to the show, go ahead and do that so that you're up to date

whenever new episodes air.

And without further ado, I hope you enjoy today's conversation with Andrew Miller.

So I'll meet you at the bottom if it really is one.

They always told me when you hit it, you'll know.

But I've been falling so long, it's like gravity's gone, and I've been flown.

You big gamer?

Are you gamer on the road?

No, not at all.

Actually, I brought my PlayStation for the first time ever for this trip, because we're

going on this crazy long, potentially, road trip. So I brought a PlayStation for the first time ever for this trip because we're going on this crazy long,

potentially road trip. So I brought a PlayStation, but not a gamer.

Wait, is this the road trip to like try and make up all the games that were missed during that COVID time?

Part of it. So we just played five games in three days against Milwaukee.

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