Steffon Armitages prospects of making an England comeback look slim after head coach Eddie Jones denied speaking with the Toulon flanker. The French clubs owner Mourad Boudjellal, who publishes comic books, claimed Armitage told him Jones had been in contact to clear the way to an international return.Former London Irish back row Armitage has spent six years in exile due to Twickenhams ruling that overseas players can only be selected in exceptional circumstances. Armitage, who was named 2014 European Player of the Year, has one year left on his contract and his availability has been made known to Aviva Premiership clubs, with Wasps and Bath his likely destinations if a move materialises.But Jones was quick to play down speculation he has been in touch with Armitage, whose brother Delon plays alongside him at Toulon and also represented England before his move to the Top 14.Youve got to remember the bloke who makes the comments writes comic books. I will leave it at that, said Jones.I dont know whether he writes them or sells them but he has made plenty of money out of them. Batman and Robin wont be in the team.When asked if there had been any contact with Armitage, Jones added: Not that I know of.People have false Facebook posts and false Twitter accounts, so I suppose you can have a false phone call. Watch our exclusive interview with England head coach Eddie Jones. I dont control him. Its got nothing to do with me. He is not eligible to play for England.Jones England squad have gathered in Brighton to prepare for their Sky Live game against Wales at Twickenham on May 29, a match that that will serve as the warm-up to their series against Australia in June.But he refuses to subscribe to the traditional explanation for a poor end-of-season tour being that it bookends an arduous campaign. People have false Facebook posts and false Twitter accounts, so I suppose you can have a false phone call. 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SAN FRANCISCO -- No team played a bigger role in Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Shelby Miller getting demoted to the minors this season than the San Francisco Giants.So its fitting then that Miller, in his return to the majors Wednesday, gets to put his new form on display against the Giants.Miller will be promoted from the minors to start the series finale between the Diamondbacks and Giants, Arizona manager Chip Hale announced before Tuesdays 4-3 win in the series opener.Miller earned the second chance by responding well to his July 14 demotion. He went 5-1 with a 3.91 ERA with the Diamondbacks Triple-A affiliate in Reno.After being acquired over the winter from the Atlanta Braves, Miller lasted only 14 starts before losing his job.Three of those 14 were against the Giants. None went well.Miller walked five in just two innings on April 21, but was pulled early enough to enable the Diamondbacks to rally for a 6-2 win.There were no such comebacks the next two times, when he allowed eight runs in 11 2/3 innings, suffering losses in 3-1 and 6-4 defeats.It was quite a reversal of form for Miller, who entered the season 2-1 against the Giants with a 1.71 ERA.This season, its 0-2 with a 6.59.Miller was 2-9 with a 7.14 ERA at the time of his demotion. His ERA remains the highest in baseball for guys with 14 or more starts.Were definitely excited, Diamondbacks manager Chip Hale gushed after Tuesdays win. Hes been throwing the ball well. Hes excited to bee back, and were excited to have him back.ddddddddddddNo doubt, the Giants will be excited to see anybody but Zack Greinke, who remained unbeaten (4-0) at AT&T Park with six strong innings in Tuesdays win.Miller will be up against a guy at the other end of the success spectrum from him.Giants left-hander Matt Moore will be making his first start since nearly no-hitting the rival Los Angeles Dodgers last Wednesday.Moore came within one out of a no-hitter in the 4-0 win, throwing a career-high 133 pitches in the process.The trade-deadline acquisition from Tampa Bay got a standing ovation from Giants fans for just showing up at the first game of their current homestand Friday.Suffice it to say, he has yet to earn one with his pitching at AT&T Park. Hes gone 0-2 at home since joining the Giants, having allowed eight runs in 11 innings (6.55 ERA) against the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Mets.He has faced the Diamondbacks only once in his career and took the loss, allowing five runs in seven innings (6.43 ERA).The Giants were held to three or fewer runs for the fourth time (all losses) in their last eight games in Tuesdays loss, but Giants catcher Buster Posey isnt concerned.You just have to play the next game, he noted. Im sure youre getting tired of hearing that. But we get tired of hearing those questions, too, sometimes. ' ' '