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Mike Danton
Mike Danton, born Mike Jefferson (1980, Brampton, Ontario), Canadian NHL center for the Devils and Blues; 87 NHL games; imprisoned 2004 for a murder-for-hire plot targeting agent David Frost; paroled 2009.
Mike Dauber
Mike Dauber is an American venture capitalist and General Partner at Amplify Partners, which he joined in 2014; his investments include Splunk, RelateIQ, and StackRox.
Mike Davis (American lawyer)
Mike Davis, American lawyer and conservative activist, founder of the Article III Project and former chief counsel for nominations to Senator Chuck Grassley; also leads MRDLaw, the Internet Accountability Project, and advises on Trump-era judicial confirmations.
Mike Davis (running back)
Mike Davis (born 1993, Atlanta) is a former NFL running back from South Carolina, drafted 126th overall in 2015 by the 49ers; played for six teams, peaking with 1,015 scrimmage yards for the 2020 Panthers.
Mike Dean (record producer)
Mike Dean (Michael George Dean, born 1965, Angleton, Texas) is an American record producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist, ex-keyboardist for Selena, Rap-A-Lot Dirty South engineer, Kanye West and Travis Scott collaborator, seven-time Grammy winner, and 4:20 solo series artist.
Mike Dean (referee)
Mike Dean (Michael Dean, born 1968) is an English former football referee who officiated over 550 Premier League matches from 2000 to 2022, served as a dedicated VAR in 2022/23, and later became a pundit.
Mike Delfino
Mike Delfino, played by James Denton, is the widowed plumber neighbor and Susan Mayer's husband on Desperate Housewives, married twice, father of MJ, murdered in Season 8.
Mike Devaney
Mike Devaney (Michael Aloysius Devaney, 1891-1967), American steeplechase runner; 1920 Olympic gold in the 3000 m team race, fifth and seventh in the 1920 and 1924 steeplechases; distinct from the race walker, bowler, and racing driver of the same name.
Mike DeWine
Mike DeWine (born 1947) is the 70th Governor of Ohio, a Republican elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022, term-limited through January 2027; previously U.S. senator, congressman, lieutenant governor, and Ohio attorney general.
Mike Dirnt
Mike Dirnt, born Michael Ryan Pritchard in 1972, is the American bassist and co-founder of punk band Green Day, known for the Longview bassline, Fender and Epiphone signature basses, and side projects like Foxboro Hot Tubs and the Frustrators.
Mike Ditka
Mike Ditka (1939-2026), 'Iron Mike' and 'Da Coach,' Hall of Fame tight end who redefined the position with the Bears, won the 1963 NFL title and Super Bowl XX as Chicago's coach, and was the first tight end enshrined in Canton.
Mike Douglas
Mike Douglas (Michael Delaney Dowd Jr., 1925–2006) was an American big-band singer and host of The Mike Douglas Show, a syndicated daytime talk show (1961–1982) with weekly co-hosts, six million daily viewers at peak, and guests from John Lennon to Tiger Woods.
Mike Dovilla
Mike Dovilla (Michael D. Dovilla) is an American Republican politician serving in the Ohio House of Representatives from the 17th district, after first serving from 2011 to 2016.
Mike Doyle (actor)
Mike Doyle (Michael Doyle, born 1972) is an American actor, director, writer, and producer known for Oz, Law & Order: SVU's Ryan O'Halloran, Jersey Boys' Bob Crewe, and directing Almost Love (2019); distinct from the Welsh actor and the cinematographer of the same name.
Mike Duggan
Mike Duggan, Detroit mayor 2014-2026, elected as a write-in in 2013, re-elected 2017 and 2021, led the city out of bankruptcy, later ran an independent 2026 Michigan governor campaign he suspended in May 2026.
Mike Duncan (podcaster)
Mike Duncan is an American history podcaster and author, creator of The History of Rome (2007) and Revolutions (2013) and author of The Storm Before the Storm and Hero of Two Worlds.
Mike Dunleavy (politician)
Mike Dunleavy, Republican, 12th governor of Alaska since 2018, reelected 2022, former teacher and state senator; term-limited, known for education vetoes and oil-revenue fiscal policy.
Mike Dunleavy Jr.
Mike Dunleavy Jr. (born 1980), former NBA forward drafted 3rd overall by Golden State in 2002 after Duke and a 2001 NCAA title; 15-season, 986-game career; now Warriors general manager since June 2023.
Mike E. Smith
Mike E. Smith (Michael Earl Smith, born 1965, Roswell, New Mexico) is an American Hall of Fame Thoroughbred jockey active since 1982, holder of a record 27 Breeders' Cup wins, seven Triple Crown race wins, and the 2018 Triple Crown aboard Justify.
Mike Ehrmantraut
Mike Ehrmantraut, Michael Ehrmantraut, fictional fixer played by Jonathan Banks in Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and El Camino; created accidentally when Bob Odenkirk was unavailable, ex-Philly cop and Gus Fring's enforcer, killed by Walter White.
Mike Einziger
Mike Einziger (Michael Aaron Einziger, born 1976) is the American guitarist and co-founder of Incubus, formed 1991; albums Fungus Amongus, Make Yourself, Morning View, 8; also a Harvard special student and producer.
Mike Elizondo
Mike Elizondo is an American Grammy-winning producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, not the Pentagon UAP official Luis Elizondo. Known for his 11-year Dr. Dre partnership, co-writing 'The Real Slim Shady' and 'In Da Club', and producing Fiona Apple, Twenty One Pilots, and Encanto.
Mike Elko
Mike Elko (born 1977) is an American college football coach, head coach of Texas A&M since Nov. 27, 2023; former Duke head coach (16-9, 2022 ACC Coach of the Year) and Texas A&M, Notre Dame defensive coordinator.
Mike Emrick
Mike "Doc" Emrick (born 1946, La Fontaine, Indiana) is an American hockey play-by-play sportscaster, lead voice of NHL on NBC 2011-2020, Devils announcer 1993-2011, Foster Hewitt Award 2008, retired after 47 years and over 3,700 games.
Mike Enriquez
Mike Enriquez (Miguel Castro Enriquez, 1951-2023) was a Filipino broadcast journalist, 24 Oras and Imbestigador anchor, and RGMA president; joined GMA in 1995 after starting in radio in 1969.
Mike Enzi
Mike Enzi (1944–2021), Wyoming Republican U.S. senator 1997–2021, accountant and former shoe store owner, chaired HELP and Budget Committees and promoted the 80-20 rule of bipartisan compromise.
Mike Epps
Mike Epps (Michael Elliot Epps, born 1970) is an Indianapolis-born stand-up comedian and actor known for Def Comedy Jam, the Friday sequels, The Hangover, The Upshaws, and five Netflix specials.
Mike Eruzione
Mike Eruzione (born 1954, Winthrop, Massachusetts) is the American hockey player who captained the 1980 US Olympic team and scored the winning goal in the Miracle on Ice 4-3 upset of the Soviet Union; he never played in the NHL.
Mike Espy
Mike Espy (born 1953) is a Mississippi Democrat, former congressman, and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture 1993–1994, the first African American in that role; he resigned amid a Tyson Foods gifts investigation, was indicted in 1997, and acquitted on all counts in 1998.
Mike Evans
Mike Evans names several athletes: NFL wide receiver Michael Lynn Evans (Buccaneers 2014-25, 49ers 2026, 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons), Canadian Olympic rowing champion John Michael Evans (1984 gold, later Alibaba president), and other Olympians.