Diamondbacks pitcher Wade Miley was able to throw 26 pitches over two innings in an intrasquad game on Monday, MLB.com reports. The left-hander had his last start pushed back because of "dead arm," a common ailment that leaves pitchers with a tired arm at this stage of the spring.
"He threw the ball well," D-backs pitching coach Charles Nagy said. "It was coming out of his hand very good. Velocity was good and he was able to locate much better."
Miley has allowed three runs in four innings in Cactus League action.