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Mitch McGary
Mitch McGary, Michigan basketball forward (6-10, Chesterton, Indiana, Brewster Academy), 2013 NCAA finalist and Final Four All-Tournament pick; left after a marijuana suspension, drafted 21st by Oklahoma City in 2014, two NBA seasons.
Mitch Mustain
Mitch Mustain, Springdale, Arkansas quarterback; 2005 state champion, 5-star recruit behind only Matthew Stafford; 8-0 freshman starter at Arkansas 2006, transferred to USC, backup 2008-2010, one start.
Mitch Richmond
Mitch Richmond (Mitchell James Richmond III, born 1965) is an American retired NBA shooting guard, "Run TMC" member, 1989 Rookie of the Year, 6x All-Star, 1995 All-Star MVP, 1996 Olympic gold medalist, 2002 Lakers champion, and 2014 Hall of Fame inductee.
Mitchell Edwards
Mitchell Edwards, Geelong AFL ruckman born 2005, 206 cm, drafted pick 32 in 2023 from Peel Thunder; debuted Round 1 2026, 20 games, Rising Star nominee. Distinct from MLB catcher Mitchell Edwards.
Mitchell Robinson
Mitchell Robinson, NBA center, ex-New York Knick now with the Boston Celtics; 2018 second-round pick, 2026 champion, NBA single-season FG% record holder (.742).
Mitchell Schwartz
Mitchell Schwartz, NFL offensive tackle for the Browns (2012-2015) and Chiefs (2016-2020), four-time All-Pro, Super Bowl LIV winner, 7,894 consecutive snaps, retired 2022 after back injury.
Mitchell Trubisky
Mitchell Trubisky, quarterback from Mentor, Ohio, taken second overall by the Chicago Bears in the 2017 NFL Draft; 2018 Pro Bowler later a Bills, Steelers, and Titans backup.
Miu Goto
Miu Goto (後藤 希友, Gotō Miu), born 2001, Japanese left-handed softball pitcher for Toyota Red Terriers; Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medalist with 10.2 scoreless innings, later World Cup gold and World Games medals.
Miwa Harimoto (張本美和)
Miwa Harimoto (張本美和, born 2008, Sendai) is a Japanese right-handed shakehand table tennis player, sister of Tomokazu. Paris 2024 women's team silver at 16, three World Championship podiums, world No. 3 in 2026.
MLB The Show 19
MLB The Show 19 (MLB 19: The Show) is Sony San Diego's PS4 baseball simulation, released March 26, 2019, starring Bryce Harper; it debuted March to October and Moments modes and scored 86 on Metacritic.
MLB The Show 21
MLB The Show 21, also called The Show 21, is a 2021 baseball simulation by San Diego Studio and Sony, the first series entry on Xbox with cross-play, day-one Game Pass, Stadium Creator, and cover star Fernando Tatis Jr.
MLB: The Show
MLB: The Show is Sony San Diego Studio's annual Major League Baseball simulation series, launched 2006, PlayStation-exclusive until MLB The Show 21, now multiplatform with Road to the Show, Franchise, Diamond Dynasty, and Negro Leagues Storylines.
MLW Southern Crown Championship
MLW Southern Crown Championship, a men's pro wrestling title by Major League Wrestling, announced June 13, 2026 to honor Southern wrestling traditions; Trevor Lee won the inaugural Bunkhouse Stampede in Atlanta, aired July 4, 2026.
Mo Bamba
Mo Bamba (Mohamed Fakaba Bamba, born 1998) is an American NBA center from Harlem, drafted sixth overall in 2018 by Orlando; known for a 7'9" wingspan, shot-blocking, and stops with the Lakers, 76ers, Clippers, Pelicans, Raptors, and Jazz.
Mo Vaughn
Mo Vaughn (Maurice Samuel Vaughn) is an American former first baseman who won the 1995 American League MVP with Boston and hit 328 home runs over 12 seasons.
Mo Williams
Mo Williams (Maurice R. Williams, born 1982) is a former NBA point guard, 2009 All-Star, and 2016 Cavaliers champion, now an assistant coach on Kentucky's men's basketball staff after coaching Jackson State.
Mo'ne Davis
Mo'ne Davis (born 2001) is an American baseball player who in 2014 became the first girl to win and pitch a shutout at the Little League World Series for Philadelphia's Taney Dragons, later playing Hampton softball and joining WPBL Los Angeles in 2026.
Moda Center
Moda Center (formerly Rose Garden, 1995) is Portland, Oregon's largest arena, home of the NBA Trail Blazers and WNBA Fire; city-owned since 2024, with a $365 million state-funded renovation planned.
Modestas Paulauskas
Modestas Paulauskas, Lithuanian basketball forward and coach born 1945, Olympic champion 1972 with the Soviet Union, four-time EuroBasket and two-time World Cup champion, youngest EuroBasket MVP (1965), Zalgiris Kaunas No. 5 retired, FIBA Hall of Fame 2020.
Moe Berg
Moe Berg (Morris Berg, 1902-1972), MLB catcher and shortstop for 15 seasons (.243, 6 HR), Princeton and Columbia Law graduate who spied for the OSS in World War II, including the 1944 Heisenberg mission in Zurich.
Mohamed Diawara
Mohamed Diawara (born 2005) is a French forward for the New York Knicks, drafted 51st overall in 2025 by the Clippers, a Paris Basketball and Cholet product, U20 EuroBasket gold medalist.
Mohamed Sanu
Mohamed Sanu (Mohamed Sanu Sr.), born 1989, former NFL wide receiver from Rutgers; Bengals, Falcons, Patriots, 49ers, Lions; 435 catches, 4,871 yards, perfect 158.3 passer rating; retired September 2025.
Mohammad Amini
Mohammad Amini (born 2005) is an Iranian basketball guard-wing for SLUC Nancy in France's LNB Elite and Iran's national team; led Iran at the 2023 World Cup (13.2 ppg), won 2025 Asia Cup bronze, and declared for the 2026 NBA Draft.
Mohinder Lal
Mohinder Lal (1936-2004), Indian field hockey half-back, Indian Railways player; silver at Rome 1960, gold at Tokyo 1964 where he converted the only goal, a penalty stroke, in the 1-0 final win over Pakistan; Arjuna Award 1967; later coached in Spain.
Moïse Kouamé
Moïse Kouamé (born 2009), French tennis player from Sarcelles. Youngest ATP Masters 1000 match winner since Nadal 2003 (Miami 2026) and youngest Grand Slam third-round man since Nadal, at Roland-Garros 2026.
Moisés Alou
Moisés Alou (Moises Rojas Alou), Dominican MLB outfielder 1990-2008, son of Felipe Alou; .303 average, 332 HR, 1997 World Series champion, 6-time All-Star, 30-game hitting streak in 2007.
Moisés Ballesteros
Moisés Ballesteros (born 2003, Los Teques, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan catcher/DH, signed by the Cubs in 2021, MLB debut May 13, 2025, traded to the Angels August 3, 2026 for Ryan Zeferjahn.
Molly Miller
Molly Miller is an American college basketball coach, head coach of Arizona State women's basketball since March 2025 after 117-38 at Grand Canyon and a Drury tenure with four straight GLVC titles; career record 321-66.
Monica Abbott
Monica Abbott is an American softball pitcher who holds major NCAA records, won two silver medals, and became the first woman to sign a million-dollar U.S. team sport contract.
Monica Puig
Mónica Puig Marchán, Puerto Rican tennis player, born 1993; won Rio 2016 Olympic women's singles gold, Puerto Rico's first Olympic gold, beating Kerber 6-4, 4-6, 6-1; retired 2022.