A big, strong lefty, Aaron Miller was a power-hitting outfielder as well as an overpowering pitcher during his time at Baylor, but the Dodgers are thinking of him as a pitcher and nothing else, according to the exec who selected him, Dodger scouting AGM Logan White. He's looked both pretty good and pretty awful in A ball so far, though a lot of people are blaming simple exhaustion for his poor outings, and it's possible he will gain consistency as he picks up more durability. 'He's an athlete and I've got a propensity to taking guys that are athletes,' White said, explaining that Miller as a project was a bit like first baseman James Loney 'in reverse.'