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Mike Krzyzewski
Mike Krzyzewski, "Coach K," retired American basketball coach, Duke head coach 1980-2022 and Army 1975-80; 1,202-368 career record, five NCAA titles, record 13 Final Fours, six USA Basketball gold medals.
Mike LaFleur
Mike LaFleur (born 1987, Mount Pleasant, Michigan) is an NFL coach, Arizona Cardinals head coach since February 2, 2026, formerly Rams and Jets offensive coordinator and brother of Packers coach Matt LaFleur.
Mike Leach (American football coach)
Mike Leach (1961-2022), American college football coach at Texas Tech, Washington State, and Mississippi State; creator of the record-setting Air Raid passing offense; 158-107 career record.
Mike Locksley
Mike Locksley (born 1969, Washington, D.C.) is Maryland's 37th head football coach since December 2018, formerly New Mexico head coach (2-26) and Alabama offensive coordinator; career head record 41-80 with three straight Maryland bowl wins 2021-23.
Mike Lowell
Mike Lowell (Michael Averett Lowell, born 1974) is a former MLB third baseman for the Yankees, Marlins, and Red Sox; 2003 and 2007 World Series winner, 2007 World Series MVP, four-time All-Star, and MLB Network analyst.
Mike Martz
Mike Martz, NFL coach; Rams offensive coordinator 1999 and head coach 2000-05 of the Greatest Show on Turf, an Air Coryell-style vertical offense; won Super Bowl XXXIV, later OC for Lions, 49ers, Bears.
Mike Matheny
Mike Matheny (Michael Scott Matheny, born 1970) is a former MLB catcher and manager; four-time Gold Glove catcher with MLB errorless-game records, later manager of the Cardinals (2012-18) and Royals (2020-22).
Mike Mayock
Mike Mayock (born 1958, Philadelphia) is a former Raiders general manager (2019-2021, 25-24 record) and former NFL Network lead draft analyst; also a Boston College defensive back drafted by the Steelers in 1981.
Mike McCarthy
Mike McCarthy, NFL head coach hired by the Pittsburgh Steelers in January 2026 as their 17th head coach; previously led the Green Bay Packers (2006-18, Super Bowl XLV) and Dallas Cowboys (2020-24), with a 174-112-2 regular-season record.
Mike McCoy (American football coach)
Mike McCoy (born 1972) is an American football coach, Las Vegas Raiders assistant head coach (2026); former San Diego Chargers head coach 2013-16 (27-37), Broncos and Cardinals offensive coordinator, Titans interim coach 2025.
Mike McDaniel
Mike McDaniel, NFL coach from Greeley, Colorado and Yale graduate; Miami Dolphins head coach 2022-25 (35-33, two playoff berths), fired January 2026, then Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator; Kyle Shanahan coaching tree.
Mike McGlinchey (offensive lineman)
Mike McGlinchey is an American football offensive tackle for the Denver Broncos, drafted ninth overall by the San Francisco 49ers in 2018 after playing at Notre Dame.
Mike McQueary
Mike McQueary, former Penn State quarterback (1994-97) and wide receivers coach, reported witnessing Jerry Sandusky abusing a boy in a 2001 locker room shower; his testimony drove the Sandusky conviction and a $12 million defamation judgment against Penn State.
Mike Miller (basketball, born 1980)
Mike Miller (born 1980, Mitchell, South Dakota) is a former NBA forward, drafted fifth overall by Orlando in 2000; 2001 Rookie of the Year, 2006 Sixth Man of the Year, two-time Miami Heat champion (2012, 2013), career .407 three-point shooter.
Mike Modano
Mike Modano is an American former NHL center who won the 1999 Stanley Cup with Dallas and holds the record for goals (561) by a US-born player.
Mike Moustakas
Mike Moustakas (Michael Christopher Moustakas, "Moose"), American MLB infielder born 1988; Royals' 2007 No. 2 pick, 2015 World Series champion, 38-HR franchise record 2017, three-time All-Star, retired a Royal in 2025.
Mike Mularkey
Mike Mularkey, former NFL tight end (Vikings, Steelers) and head coach of the Buffalo Bills (2004-05), Jacksonville Jaguars (2012), and Tennessee Titans (2015-17), later central to a Rooney Rule controversy.
Mike Muscala
Mike Muscala, full name Michael Peter Muscala, is an American former professional basketball player who played 548 NBA games and is now an Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach.
Mike Mussina
Mike Mussina (born 1968, Williamsport, PA) is a Hall of Fame right-handed pitcher for the Orioles and Yankees (1991-2008), 270-153, 3.68 ERA, 2,813 strikeouts, elected to Cooperstown in 2019 with 76.7% on his sixth ballot.
Mike Napoli
Mike Napoli (born 1981) is a former MLB catcher and first baseman for the Angels, Rangers, Red Sox, and Indians; 267 career home runs, 2012 All-Star, 2013 World Series champion with Boston.
Mike Neill
Mike Neill, born Michael Robert Neill in 1970, is an American former outfielder who won baseball gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and played six games for the Oakland Athletics.
Mike Nolan
Mike Nolan (born 1959) is an American football coach, son of Dick Nolan, head coach of the San Francisco 49ers 2005-08 (18-37), longtime NFL defensive coordinator, and 2024 UFL Coach of the Year with the Michigan Panthers.
Mike Norvell
Mike Norvell, American college football coach, head coach at Florida State since December 2019 and previously Memphis (2016-19, 38-15). Led FSU to a 13-0 season and 2023 ACC championship, then a 2-10 season in 2024; retained in November 2025.
Mike Nugent
Mike Nugent (born 1982), American placekicker; Ohio State record-holder (356 points, 2002 national title, 2004 Lou Groza Award) and 16-season NFL kicker (Jets, Bengals, others), drafted 47th overall in 2005.
Mike Peca
Mike Peca (Michael Anthony Peca, born 1974, Toronto) is a Canadian former NHL center, two-time Selke Trophy winner (1997 Buffalo, 2002 Islanders), 2002 Olympic gold medalist, and current Chicago Blackhawks assistant coach.
Mike Pettine
Mike Pettine (born 1966) is an NFL coach, former Browns head coach (2014-15, 10-22) and defensive coordinator of the Jets, Bills, and Packers, now senior defensive assistant with the Dallas Cowboys.
Mike Phillips (basketball, born 2002)
Mike Phillips (Michael Phillips, born 2002) is a Filipino-American 6'8" forward-center, two-time UAAP champion and 2025 Finals MVP with De La Salle, Gilas Pilipinas debutant in FIBA 2027 qualifiers, now with Kyoto Hannaryz in Japan's B.League.
Mike Piazza
Mike Piazza, Michael Joseph Piazza, Hall of Fame catcher (2016) for the Dodgers and Mets; record 396 home runs as a catcher among 427, career .308/.377/.545, 12-time All-Star, later managed Team Italy.
Mike Pouncey
Mike Pouncey (James Michael Pouncey), NFL center drafted 15th overall by Miami in 2011, highest drafted center since 1993; four Pro Bowls, 114 games, retired 2021, twin of Maurkice Pouncey.
Mike Ramsey
Mike Ramsey (Michael Allen Ramsey, born 1960, Minneapolis) is an American defenseman, youngest member of the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" Olympic gold-medal hockey team, and an 18-season NHL player, 14 with the Buffalo Sabres; distinct from two same-named baseball players.