Struggling right-hander Bobby Miller of the Los Angeles Dodgers was optioned to the minors after a disastrous performance where he gave up nine runs. With an 8.07 ERA through seven starts, the 25-year-old has been plagued by shoulder issues and a decline in performance. Despite frustrations on both Miller's and manager Dave Roberts' part, the cause of his struggles remains unclear. Miller will work with player development staff until after the All-Star break before joining Triple-A Oklahoma City. The Dodgers' rotation depth is already depleted, with several key pitchers on the injured list. The organization remains committed to helping Miller regain his form, although a timeline for his return to the big leagues is uncertain. The once-promising prospect now faces a challenging road back to the Dodgers' starting rotation.