- Mike Miley
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Mike Miley Shortstop Born: March 30, 1953
Yazoo City, MississippiDied: January 6, 1977 (aged 23)
Baton Rouge, LouisianaBatted: Switch Threw: Right MLB debut July 6, 1975 for the California Angels Last MLB appearance October 3, 1976 for the California Angels Career statistics Batting average .176 Home runs 4 Runs batted in 30 Teams - California Angels (1975-1976)
Michael Wilfred Miley (March 30, 1953 in Yazoo City, Mississippi – January 6, 1977) was a professional baseball player who played two seasons for the California Angels of Major League Baseball. He died in a one-car accident in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.[1]
Miley may have been better known for his football playing days at Louisiana State University. His heroics and leadership as the Tigers Quarterback earned him the nickname, 'Miracle Mike'.[2]
References
- ^ New York Times (January 7, 1977). "Miley, Angels' Infielder, Is Killed in Auto Mishap". UPI. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0E13FB3C5D167493C5A9178AD85F438785F9&scp=1&sq=Mike+Miley&st=p. Retrieved 2009-10-30.
- ^ Once-famed LSU Bengals tootless in '75 season
External links
- Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference
Cincinnati Reds first-round draft picks 1965: Bernie Carbo | 1966: Gary Nolan | 1967: Wayne Simpson | 1968: Tim Grant | 1969: Don Gullett | 1970: Gary Polczynski | 1971: Mike Miley | 1972: Larry Paine | 1973: Charles Kessler | 1974: Steve Reed | 1975: Tony Moretto | 1976: Mark King | 1977: Tad Venger | 1978: Nick Esasky | 1979: Dan Lamar, Mike Sullivan | 1980: Ron Robinson | 1981: No first round pick | 1982: Scott Jones, Bill Hawley, Robert Jones | 1983: Kurt Stillwell | 1984: Pat Pacillo | 1985: Barry Larkin | 1986: Scott Scudder | 1987: Jack Armstrong | 1988: No first round pick | 1989: Scott Bryant | 1990: Dan Wilson | 1991: Pokey Reese | 1992: Chad Mottola | 1993: Pat Watkins | 1994: C. J. Nitkowski | 1995: No first round pick | 1996: John Oliver, Matt McClendon | 1997: Brandon Larson | 1998: Austin Kearns | 1999: Ty Howington | 2000: David Espinosa, Dustin Moseley | 2001: Jeremy Sowers | 2002: Christopher Gruler, Mark Schramek | 2003: Ryan Wagner | 2004: Homer Bailey | 2005: Jay Bruce | 2006: Drew Stubbs | 2007: Devin Mesoraco, Todd Frazier, Kyle Lotzkar | 2008: Yonder Alonso | 2009: Mike Leake, Bradley Boxberger | 2010: Yasmani Grandal | 2011: Robert StephensonLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim first-round draft picks 1965: Spencer | 1966: Jim DeNeff | 1967: Nunn | 1968: Allen | 1969: Bannister | 1970: Dade | 1971: Tanana | 1972: Chalk | 1973: Taylor | 1974: Miley | 1975: Goodwin | 1976: Landreaux | 1977: Dotson | 1978: Brunansky | 1979: No first round pick | 1980: Rasmussen | 1981: Schofield | 1982: Kipper | 1983: Doran | 1984: Pappas | 1985: Fraser, Cook | 1986: Hernández, Stevens, Carr, Fetters, Green | 1987: Orton, Holdridge | 1988: J. Abbott | 1989: K. Abbott | 1990: No first round pick | 1991: Pérez, Fábregas | 1992: Janicki, Schmidt | 1993: Anderson | 1994: Christensen | 1995: Erstad | 1996: No first round pick | 1997: Glaus | 1998: Etherton | 1999: No first round pick | 2000: Torres, Bootcheck | 2001: Kotchman, Mathis | 2002: Saunders | 2003: Wood | 2004: Weaver | 2005: Bell | 2006: Conger | 2007: Bachanov | 2008: No first round pick | 2009: Grichuck, Trout, Skaggs, Richards, Kehrer | 2010: Cowart, Bredosian, Clarke, Lindsey, Bolden | 2011: CronCategories:- 1953 births
- 1977 deaths
- People from Yazoo City, Mississippi
- Major League Baseball shortstops
- California Angels players
- LSU Tigers football players
- El Paso Diablos players
- Salt Lake City Gulls players
- Accidental deaths in Louisiana
- Road accident deaths in Louisiana
- American baseball shortstop stubs
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