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Padres deny Miller was pitch-tipping, might limit him to one inning
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Padres deny Miller was pitch-tipping, might limit him to one inning

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
Padres manager Craig Sammen dismissed the notion that Mason Miller struggled in the ninth inning of Sunday's loss due to pitch-tipping, but did note he might not let him pitch multiple innings again this postseason.

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