There's really no significance here mind you. Just saw something interesting and wanted to share incase no one else has talked about this in the last week.

Wood 12 starts 73.1 IP 6.50 K/9 2.82 BB/9 0.49 HR/9 5.6% HR/FB 46.7 GB%
Miller 12 starts 78.1 IP 6.55 K/9 2.87 BB/9 0.46 HR/9 5.9% HR/FB 51.4 GB%

With the exception of GB% and innings pitched (miller averaging 1 more inning pitched per 2 1/6th starts) their stat line is virtually identical. Even those 2 stats aren't outlandishly off. Both their FIP and xFIP are remarkably close SIERA is pretty close (4.19 for Wood 4.04 for Miller)

Obviously there's a difference in results, primarily luck based for Miller, but when you look at other stats he should have a lower BABIP than Wood because Wood lets up a good deal more LDs. But they've both had luck swings, Wood unlucky and Miller lucky. But that's not the point of thise post.

The point of this post is the statistical curiosity of 2 pitchers on the same team 1/3 of the way through the season (well really a bit more than that of course) who have essentially the same peripherals. It's quite a little interesting nugget.