Blue Jays recalled LHP Brad Mills from Triple-A Las Vegas.

Mills has surrendered 21 hits and 17 earned runs in 18 1/3 innings this year at the big league level. The left-hander obviously needs to be avoided for fantasy purposes.

Blue Jays optioned LHP Brad Mills to Triple-A Las Vegas.

Mills has allowed 12 runs in his past six innings. The Jays are expected to make a corresponding move Friday, promoting left-hander Joel Carreno from Triple-A Las Vegas.

Brad Mills was pounded for six runs on six hits in three innings by the Mariners on Tuesday.

He gave up the same amount of runs in the same amount of innings pitched against the A's on Thursday. Both matchups, of course, looked juicy heading into the games. All six runs Mills allowed tonight came in the first inning, three via a pair of homers. Mills is 1-2 with an 8.35 ERA since his callup. He might be running out of chances.

Brad Mills was pounded for six runs in three innings by the A's on Thursday.

All six runs came with no outs in the third. Even though he bounced back from there to retire the final three hitters he faced, the Blue Jays decided to replace him to begin the fourth. It didn't work out, as they went on to lose 10-3. Mills is 1-2 with a 6.46 ERA since his callup.

Brad Mills allowed three runs on four hits and four walks in 5 1/3 innings on Friday, improving to 1-1 in Toronto's 5-4 win over the Orioles.

He struck out five. Not exactly an excellent outing, but likely good enough to earn Mills another start. He's worth a look in AL-only leagues.

Brad Mills allowed two runs over seven innings in Saturday's loss to the Rangers.

Mills, who was making his first start in the majors this season, scattered six hits while walking two, striking out five and hitting a batter. His only mistake was a two-run by Mitch Moreland in the top of the second inning. The 26-year-old southpaw wasn't given any assurances beyond Saturday, but he has presumably earned himself another opportunity.

Brad Mills is scheduled to start Saturday against the Rangers.

Mills was promoted from Triple-A Las Vegas on Wednesday after the Blue Jays executed a three-team, eight-player trade with the Cardinals and White Sox. He's posted a cool 3.99 ERA this year in the Vegas rotation but should probably be avoided for fantasy purposes Saturday against the dangerous Texas lineup.

Blue Jays recalled RHP Bard Mills from Triple-A Las Vegas.

Mills might only be up for a day or two, until the Blue Jays' new additions arrive from St. Louis. The 26-year-old lefty has posted a 3.99 ERA this season at Vegas.

Brad Mills could take the recently demoted Brett Cecil's place in the Blue Jays rotation.

Marc Rzepczynski and Carlos Villanueva are also both candidates, but Mills looks to be the favorite at the moment. In 30 career major-league innings, Mills is the owner of a 7.80 ERA and 1.77 WHIP, and would not be a wise immediate flier in AL-only leagues were he to be recalled.

Blue Jays optioned LHP Brad Mills to Triple-A Las Vegas.

That didn't last long. Mills was just called up Tuesday and didn't appear in a game. The Jays have yet to announced a corresponding move.

Blue Jays recalled LHP Brad Mills from Triple-A Las Vegas.

David Purcey was designated for assignment, so Mills gives the Blue Jays another left-hander out of the bullpen. The 26-year-old posted a 5.64 ERA and 18/13 K/BB ratio over 22 1/3 innings at the big league level last season and will mostly function in middle relief.

Blue Jays reassigned LHP Brad Mills, RHPs Joel Carreno and Alan Farina and OF Darin Mastroianni to minor league camp.

Mills' star was on the rise after a breakout season in the minors in 2008, but he's faded and at this point looks more like a reliever. Farina is coming off a terrific year at High- and Double-A out of the bullpen, but he needs more seasoning.

Blue Jays recalled LHP Brad Mills from Triple-A Las Vegas.

Mills was optioned to the minors in early August after registering a 5.28 ERA and 1.50 WHIP over three big-league starts. He'll be a mop-up man.

Blue Jays optioned LHP Brad Mills to Triple-A Las Vegas.

Mills, 25, has posted a 5.28 ERA and 1.50 WHIP in three starts at the big league level this season. He could be brought back in an injury pinch.

Brad Mills was called up from the minors on Saturday August 7.

Brad Mills tossed seven innings of shutout ball against the Orioles Wednesday night in his 2010 debut.

Mills yileded just two hits to earn his first MLB win, but let's not get too excited here. Mills is a middling prospect that had a 4.13 ERA in Triple-A this season and got rocked in two big league starts last year. Tonight speaks to the Orioles' inability to muster any kind of offense. Mills isn't expected to stick around for another start.

Blue Jays recalled LHP Brad Mills from Triple-A Las Vegas.

As expected, Mills will start against the Orioles on Wednesday night. The 25-year-old southpaw is 7-4 with a 4.13 ERA over 16 starts with the 51s this season, averaging 8.2 K/9 and 3.7 BB/9. He was beat up in two starts against the Phillies last season, so he could have some better luck against the light-hitting Orioles.

Brad Mills has been scratched from his Triple-A start and will instead pitch for the Blue Jays on Wednesday.

Mills will be pitching on seven days' rest Wednesday. He really struggled in his two starts last season with the Jays, posting a 14.09 ERA, but he has put up impressive numbers in his minor league career, which includes a 2.23 ERA over his last three starts at Triple-A Las Vegas. The southpaw is expected to be up for only one start.