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San Diego's star reliever Mason Miller is getting even better at his craft, turning an already elite weapon into something nearly unhittable. His secret? Trusting his slider enough to throw it for strikes when it counts most.
San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller extended his scoreless streak to 29 2/3 innings Tuesday night, the longest active streak in Major League Baseball. He's now just four innings away from breaking the franchise record set by Cla Meredith.
Mason Miller is rewriting baseball history with a 27-inning scoreless streak and a strikeout rate that's never been seen in over a century of the sport. The Padres closer is throwing 103 mph fastballs and making it look easy.
A desperate farm kid's theft of a guitar changed country music history. The judge who gave Roger Miller a choice between jail and the Army accidentally launched one of the genre's most beloved careers.
Clemson offensive tackle Blake Miller stayed calm on the phone with Detroit Lions coaches, but his family erupted with joy the moment he hung up. The first-round pick's emotional draft night moment reminds us why sports matter.
NFL legend Von Miller is coming home to Texas, signing with the Dallas Cowboys just miles from where he grew up. The two-time Super Bowl champion brings 138.5 career sacks back to his home state for what could be his final chapter.
On this day in 1940, Glenn Miller's iconic jazz recording reached the top of the charts and became so culturally significant it was preserved by the Library of Congress. The song's universal appeal even led German radio to broadcast it during World War II.
The San Diego Padres have become baseball's hottest team, sweeping their homestand with eight consecutive victories. Closer Mason Miller is three scoreless innings away from breaking a franchise record that's stood for decades.
NFL Draft analyst Matt Miller is on the road to recovery after a serious car accident in Missouri led to a life-saving amputation of his left arm. His gratitude and determination to return to covering football is inspiring fans and colleagues across the sports world.
Australian playwright Suzie Miller walked away from a secure magistrate position in 2009 to pursue theatre, and her risk paid off spectacularly. Today, over a million people watched her plays last year, with her work winning top awards in London's West End and heading to Broadway.
The small town of Rosebud, Texas is celebrating the life of Fire Chief Caleb Miller, whose decade of selfless service touched countless lives. His legacy of compassion and leadership continues to inspire a community that called him both hero and friend.
George Mason University's athletics department just shattered fundraising records with $4.4 million in donations, nearly 50% more than last year. The money will transform opportunities for over 500 student athletes across 22 sports programs.
A Bloomington zoo is turning conservation education into a family adventure with free scavenger hunts, chalk art, and keeper talks. The May 16 event helps visitors discover how their local zoo protects vulnerable wildlife.
Paralympic champions Brittni Mason and Noah Malone delivered thrilling victories at one of track and field's most prestigious meets, racing to their fastest times in years. The Diamond League event in Eugene showcased Para athletics alongside Olympic stars on America's 250th Independence Day.
When facing one of the hardest decisions of his career, Marseille president Pablo Longoria turned to the person whose wisdom he trusted most: his mother. The choice to sign controversial forward Mason Greenwood required more than business analysis—it needed a mother's perspective on second chances.
Just 36 hours after losing a political race, Amanda Miller was collecting campaign signs when she spotted a dog darting across one of New York's most dangerous highways. What happened next shows the kind of leader she already is.
After a spider bite at a family campfire nearly killed her, Britagne Miller beat the odds and survived multiple surgeries and infections. Now the Kansas mother is working toward qualifying for a liver transplant with her family as her motivation.
When Amanda Miller drove past a man bleeding on a Rochester sidewalk, her nursing instincts kicked in immediately. The tourniquet she improvised from borrowed materials helped save his hand and his life.
A retired physics professor has spent three decades helping strangers discover their family histories and neighborhood roots. At 93, Irvin Miller still shows up every Tuesday morning to keep the past alive.
Bryce Mason, a Madison, Alabama walk-on basketball player, just earned a $10,000 scholarship for embodying the underdog spirit. Despite losing family members, breaking bones, and battling injuries, he never stopped showing up for his team or his community.
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