Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Shelby Miller suffered a strange bout of déjà vu during Thursday's game against the San Francisco Giants. For the second consecutive game , Miller was removed shortly after appearing to scrape his hand on the pitching mound during his follow-through. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] With the bases loaded in the bottom of the third inning, Miller faced off against outfielder Hunter Pence. On the 2-1 pitch, Miller's arm extended a little too much during his follow-through, and appeared to hit the pitcher's mound. He looked down at his hand right after the play, and rubbed his fingers together. While it looked as though Miller's hand may have again touched the mound, he said that wasn't the case after the game. Shelby Miller said he didn't hit his hand on the mound again. He said he was off mechanically, plans to watch a lot of video to get right. — Nick Piecoro (@nickpiecoro) April 21, 2016 It does look like some dirt kicks up from the mound in the video, but perhaps it's possible Miller came dangerously close to scraping his hand, but didn't actually make contact with the mound again. Miller's pitch was also off...