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Aaron Miller (Photo: Baylor University)


Biographical Data
Player Name:Aaron Miller
Position:Outfielder
School:Baylor University
School Type:College
Academic Class:Junior
Birthdate:9/18/87
Height:6'3"
Weight:220 lbs.
Bats:Left
Throws:Left
Report Date(s):4/10-4/11/09
Game(s):Missouri


Focus Area
Comments
Hitting ability: Miller has an effortless stroke and the ball jumps off his bat. He uses the field well and has excellent bat control. He can be overly passive at times.
Power: Can impact the ball with power and will have the ability to hit the ball out to all fields.
Running speed: Has above-average speed.
Base running: Shows very good instincts on the bases and has outstanding awareness.
Arm strength: Also a pitcher, Miller has a right fielder's arm.
Fielding: Profiles as a prototypical right fielder and is fine there defensively.
Range: His speed and instincts allow him to cover plenty of ground.
Physical Description: Miller is lean and muscular with a medium frame, kind of like a Hunter Pence but with thicker and more muscular legs.
Medical Update:Healthy.
Strengths:Great left-handed swing and approach, decent speed and plus baseball know-how.
Weaknesses:Can be too passive and selective at the plate.
Summary:A two-way player at Baylor, it seems likely that Miller's future lies in the outfield. He's got a great swing from the left side, with excellent pitch recognition -- his main problem is he's too selective at times -- and he should hit for some power at the next level. He's a decent runner and has a strong arm, making it easy to see him patrolling right field in a big league ballpark one day. In a Draft class lacking impact college bats, Miller shouldn't have any problem generating interest.

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