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Cubs Offseason 2012: Chicago Inks Lefty Trever Miller To Minor League Deal

According to ESPN's Jayson Stark, the Chicago Cubs have signed lefty specialist Trever Miller to a minor league deal potentially worth $800,000 that also includes an invite to Spring Training.

Miller was with the St. Louis Cardinals for all of the 2009 and 2010 seasons before being traded midway through the 2011 season to the Toronto Blue Jays in the Colby Rasmus trade. Miller pitched in only six games for the Jays before being released and briefly picked up by the Boston Red Sox, where he appeared in three games, facing six batters.

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