Mike Barnett (disambiguation)
- Mike Barnett (disambiguation)
Mike Barnett may refer to:
* Mike Barnett, American League baseball hitting coach
* Mike Barnett (hockey), former general manager in the NHL for the Phoenix Coyotes
* Mike Barnett (director), film director of the 2002 short film, "Walkin' Free"
* Mike Barnett (musician), contributed to Andrew Belew's solo album, "Young Lions"
* Mike Barnett (politician), former speaker and MP of the electoral district of Rockingham
* Mike Barnett (soccer club manager), manager of the North Eastern MetroStars
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