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Mike Richter
Mike Richter (born 1966, Abington, Pennsylvania), American goaltender, entire 14-year NHL career with the New York Rangers; 666 games, 301 wins, 1994 Stanley Cup, 1996 World Cup MVP, No. 35 retired 2004, not in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Mike Rozier
Mike Rozier (born 1961, Camden, NJ) is a former running back who won the 1983 Heisman Trophy at Nebraska with 2,148 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns, then played in the USFL and NFL (Oilers, Falcons) through 1991.
Mike Rutenberg
Mike Rutenberg (born 1981) is an NFL coach and Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator since 2026; formerly Jets linebackers coach 2021-24, Falcons pass game coordinator, Cornell graduate.
Mike Schmidt
Mike Schmidt (Michael Jack Schmidt), born 1949, Phillies third baseman 1972-1989; 548 home runs, three NL MVPs, 1980 World Series MVP, 10 Gold Gloves; Hall of Fame 1995 first ballot, widely called the greatest all-around third baseman.
Mike Scioscia
Mike Scioscia (born 1958), nicknamed Sosh, former Dodgers catcher (1980-92) and Angels manager 2000-2018; 1,650-1,428, 2002 World Series title, AL Manager of the Year 2002 and 2009.
Mike Scott (basketball)
Mike Scott (James Michael Scott, born 1988) is an American former NBA power forward, drafted 43rd overall by Atlanta in 2012, who averaged 6.7 points and 3.1 rebounds over ten seasons and last played in 2021.
Mike Shanahan
Mike Shanahan, NFL head coach of the Raiders (1988-89), Denver Broncos (1995-2008), and Washington (2010-13); won Super Bowls XXXII and XXXIII with Denver, 178 career wins, and father of the Shanahan coaching tree and outside-zone offense.
Mike Sherman
Mike Sherman (Michael Francis Sherman, born 1954) is an American football coach, Green Bay Packers head coach 2000-2005 (57-39, three NFC North titles, GM 2001-04), Texas A&M head coach 2008-2011, and Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator 2011-2013.
Mike Shildt
Mike Shildt, MLB manager from Charlotte, North Carolina; led the St. Louis Cardinals (2018-21, 252-199, 2019 NL Manager of the Year) and San Diego Padres (2024-25, 183-141) before retiring in October 2025 and joining the Orioles as an instructor.
Mike Shula
Mike Shula (born 1965, Baltimore) is an American football coach, son of Don Shula; Alabama quarterback, Alabama head coach 2003-06 (26-23), and 31-year NFL assistant including Panthers offensive coordinator 2013-17.
Mike Silliman
Mike Silliman (Michael Barnwell Silliman, 1944–2000), American basketball player, Army West Point scoring great, 1968 Olympic gold medalist and team captain, later one NBA season with Buffalo Braves.
Mike Singletary
Mike Singletary, Hall of Fame middle linebacker for the Chicago Bears (1981-1992), two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Super Bowl XX champion, 10 Pro Bowls, later 49ers head coach (18-22).
Mike Smith (American football coach)
Mike Smith (American football coach) refers chiefly to the Atlanta Falcons head coach 2008-14, 66-46, 2008 AP Coach of the Year; distinct from Patriots outside linebackers coach Mike Smith.
Mike Stoops
Mike Stoops (born 1961, Youngstown, Ohio) is an American college football coach, Arizona head coach 2004-2011 (41-50), Oklahoma defensive coordinator under brother Bob Stoops, now Ole Miss defensive analyst.
Mike Sullivan (ice hockey)
Mike Sullivan (born 1968, Marshfield, MA) is an American NHL coach, head coach of the New York Rangers and Team USA at the 2026 Olympics; former Penguins coach who won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2016 and 2017.
Mike Tice
Mike Tice (born 1959, Bay Shore, NY), former NFL tight end (14 seasons, 177 games) and Minnesota Vikings head coach 2002-05 with a 32-33 record; later OL coach for Jaguars, Bears, Falcons, Raiders.
Mike Timlin
Mike Timlin (Michael August Timlin, born 1966) was a right-handed MLB reliever, 1991-2008, 1,058 games, four World Series rings with Toronto and Boston, and the final out of the 1992 World Series.
Mike Tindall
Mike Tindall MBE (born 1978, Otley) is an English rugby union centre, 75-cap England player and 2003 World Cup winner with Bath and Gloucester, husband of Zara Tindall, podcaster and I'm a Celebrity contestant.
Mike Tomlin
Mike Tomlin (born 1972) was head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-2025, winning Super Bowl XLIII, never having a losing season, 193-114-2 regular season, stepping down January 2026.
Mike Trout
Mike Trout (Michael Nelson Trout, born 1991) is an Angels outfielder, three-time AL MVP (2014, 2016, 2019), signer of the $430 million 2019 extension, and holder of the record 64.3 WAR through age 26.
Mike Troy
Mike Troy (Michael Francis Troy, 1940-2019), American swimmer, two-time 1960 Rome Olympic gold medalist in the 200m butterfly and 4x200m freestyle relay, six-time 200 fly world record holder, Navy SEAL Silver Star recipient, ISHOF inductee 1971.
Mike van de Goor
Mike van de Goor, born in 1973 in Oss, is a retired Dutch volleyball player who won Olympic gold at Atlanta 1996 and played in three Olympics.
Mike Veeck
Mike Veeck (born 1951), son of Bill Veeck, American baseball promoter; organized 1979 Disco Demolition Night, ran St. Paul Saints with Bill Murray, president of Goldklang Group, motto "Fun Is Good."
Mike Vrabel
Mike Vrabel (born 1975, Akron, Ohio) is an NFL head coach, currently of the New England Patriots, formerly the Tennessee Titans (2018-23). Two-time AP Coach of the Year, three-time Super Bowl champion linebacker, 2025 Super Bowl LX appearance.
Mike Wallace (American football)
Mike Wallace, NFL wide receiver 2009-2018 (Steelers, Dolphins, Vikings, Ravens, Eagles); 3rd-round 2009 pick; 538 catches, 8,072 yards, 57 TDs; famed deep threat with 4.28 40 speed.
Mike Webster
Mike Webster (1952-2002), "Iron Mike," Hall of Fame center for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs, four-time Super Bowl champion, and the first former NFL player diagnosed with CTE.
Mike Weir
Mike Weir, Canadian left-handed golfer from Sarnia, Ontario; 2003 Masters champion, first Canadian man to win a major, eight PGA Tour wins, 2024 Presidents Cup International captain.
Mike White (quarterback)
Mike White (Michael White Jr.), NFL quarterback from Western Kentucky, Cowboys 2018 fifth-rounder; threw 405 yards and 3 TDs in his first Jets start vs. Cincinnati in 2021, winning AFC Offensive Player of the Week.
Mike Williams (wide receiver, born 1994)
Mike Williams (born 1994, Vance, SC) is a former NFL wide receiver from Clemson, drafted seventh overall by the Chargers in 2017; 5,104 yards, 32 TDs; retired July 2025. Distinct from the Syracuse receiver who died in 2023.
Mike Witt
Mike Witt (Michael Atwater Witt, born 1960) is a former MLB right-handed pitcher, Angels Hall of Famer (2015), who threw the 11th perfect game in major league history on September 30, 1984, and went 117-116 with a 3.83 ERA.