Miller (forearm) made 45 throws from about 100 feet Saturday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports. Miller continues to progress in his rehab process, and his net step will likely involve returning to a mound. He's aiming to miss about a month (from June 10), but his exact timetable should sort itself out as he gets further into the progression.

Miller (forearm) played catch Wednesday under the watchful eyes of pitching coach Larry Rothschild and trainer Mark Littlefield, Meredith Marakovits of YES Network reports. Miller was placed on the disabled list June 10 because of the forearm issue, and has finally begun the rehab process. He's expected to miss approximately a month, but that would likely require a full progression through without any setbacks.

Miller (forearm) is scheduled to play catch on Wednesday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports. After resting for two weeks, Miller is set to play catch for the first time since heading to the disabled list. While the timetable from there is still unknown, seeing that he's ready to begin throwing this week is a step in the right direction for Miller.

Miller (forearm) will be out "about a month" according to Yankees GM Brian Cashman, the NY Daily News reports. Miller, who suffered a strained forearm muscle, will be shut down for two weeks, before attempting to begin a throwing program. Dellin Betances will take over the ninth inning responsibilities with the lefty on the shelf, but Miller figures to be in line to take that role back once healthy.

Miller is headed for the 15-day DL with a forearm injury, Wallace Matthews of ESPN New York reports. He did not warm up during the Yankees' 11-inning loss to the Nationals on Wednesday, and now the reason why has come to light. Manager Joe Girardi said it's an injury to the muscle in Miller's forearm that will land him on the DL, though he did not offer up any sort of timetable for the lefty's return. Dellin Betances is expected to serve as the closer for New York in the interim.

Miller tossed a scoreless ninth inning in a non-save situation against the Royals on Tuesday, allowing one hit while striking out one. Miller has now gone close to three week without a save -- his last came back on May 8 -- but he has continued to provide elite ratios and strikeouts numbers for fantasy owners. Dellin Betances has gone 25 straight innings without allowing an earned run to begin the season, but Miller still seems to be the preferred ninth-inning option for manager Joe Girardi.

Miller's 17.2-inning scoreless streak ended Tuesday when he gave up a two-run home run to Ryan Zimmerman that broke a tie game. He was proven to be human in Tuesday's outing, but despite taking the loss in that game, he has still solidified himself as one of the best closers in baseball. Miller remains a perfect 13-for-13 on save opportunities and should continue to return huge value for his owners over the rest of the season.

Miller tossed a clean ninth inning, striking out one, and notched his 13th save of the season as the Yankees downed Baltimore 5-4 Friday night. He's now 13-for-13 in save opportunities, and has allowed just one unearned run in 15.2 innings this season. When the Yankees can get the game to he and set-up man Dellin Betances, the outcome seems to be pretty predictable so far this season.

Miller walked one and struck out two to pick up his 12th save of the season Thursday against the Orioles. Miller pitched a hitless ninth against his former team and is now 12-for-12 in save chances this season. He's also yet to surrender a single run, and he has an impressive 25 strikeouts in 14.2 innings. In that same span, Miller has allowed only three hits. The southpaw closer is the league leader in saves and is off to an excellent start.

Miller walked two in a scoreless ninth inning to pick up his 10th save of the season on Sunday against the Red Sox. The excellent start to Miller's career as the Yankees' closer rolls on, as the lefty is now tied for the major league lead in saves and boasts an otherworldly ERA of zero to go along with a 0.68 WHIP over 13.1 innings. Miller should be considered a top-tier fantasy option at this point.