Veteran left-handed reliever Andrew Miller has decided to retire from Major League Baseball after 16 seasons, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

He’s been as unhittable as pitchers get. But while Miller hasn’t earned any saves for his efforts, he does have 17 goose eggs, tying him for the major league lead.

Andrew Miller has been historically great in October. USATSI Miller and the Indians will get a well-earned off-day Sunday as the series shifts from Progressive Field to Rogers Centre.

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