Let me just say that I think this could be a very, very good move. Last season, Miller was bad, but he was trying to pitch through an injury. He should have had surgery in 2004, but elected for rest and rehabilitation instead. The 4 seasons preceeding last year, Miller has been very good. In 2001, he started 32 games with a 3.40 ERA (134 ERA+) In 2002, he started 26 games with a 3.28 ERA (130 ERA+) In 2003, he started 33 games with a 4.13 ERA (107 ERA+) In 2004 before shutting it down, 15 GS with a 3.35 ERA (129 ERA+). Those are great numbers. If Miller can regain anything of his old self, the Cubs will have a steal. He'll be 29 next season, so there's no reason to think he can't find it again. A healthy Miller combined with a healthy Kerry Wood gives the Cubs incredible depth in their starting pitching which creates any number of options regarding midseason trades. While I have been roundly critical of Hendry this offseason, he deserves kudos for this move. I guess I need to get the crashed and burned Wade Miller BandWGN to the shop so it can be up and running by May 15th.