From the article...which makes Mills' performance even more impressive...
“He learned from watching Kyle Hendricks’ evolution,” Borzello said. “He watches Kyle go about his work, and throw his sides and how he breaks down hitters and uses the scouting reports. He’s trying to mirror Kyle in a sense.”
That made Mills no-hitting the Brewers even more impressive considering that Hendricks pitched into the eighth inning the night before at Miller Park.
“I feel like we’re showing our hand,” Borzello said. “Then it really becomes imperative for the guy who’s pitching second – Mills behind Kyle – to execute because we’ve kind of shown how we’re going to attack them. Because they’re so similar, (the plan’s) not going to change. You’re going to have to execute your pitches. You’re not going to have a lot of room for error.”