Doug Baker (disambiguation)
- Doug Baker (disambiguation)
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Doug Baker (born 1961) is an American former Major League Baseball player.
Doug Baker or Douglas Baker may also refer to:
- Douglas Baker (born 1922), South African writer on esoteric subjects
- Douglas Baker (EastEnders), character on EastEnders
- Douglas M. Baker, Jr, American businessman
- Ox Baker or Doug Baker (born 1934), American professional wrestler
- Doug Baker (columnist), columnist for the Portland Oregon Journal
- Doug Baker (producer), producer of The Thief
- Doug Baker (voice actor), voice artist in DragonBlade: The Legend of Lang
- Doug Baker (rugby union), England national rugby union footballer
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