Bryce Miller, former Des Moines Register sports editor and columnist, dies at age 56

Bryce Miller, Union-Tribune Sports Columnist, Dies of Cancer at 56

Bryce Miller head shot. (Courtesy Des Moines Register) Bryce Miller, a decade-long San Diego Union-Tribune sports columnist, former Des Moines Register sports editor and avid outdoorsman, has died at 56. Miller passed away Saturday after a two-year battle with bladder cancer, according to multiple media reports. On July 11, 2023, the day of Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game, a biopsy revealed muscle-invasive bladder cancer, Miller wrote in a…

Legendary Sports Columnist Dead At 56 On Sunday

Meet The Sideline Reporters For The 2025 NCAA Tournament (1:10) A legendary sports columnist has passed away at 56 years old on Sunday morning.Bryce Miller, a longtime sports columnist San Diego Union-Tribune, has died. He has reportedly passed away following a battle with bladder cancer. The longtime sports columnist had a deep impact on the world of sports writing.His close friend, Keith Murphy, shared the news."It is with overwhelming sadness…

Bryce Miller, former Des Moines Register sports editor and columnist, dies at age 56

Bryce Miller, former Des Moines Register sports editor and columnist, dies at age 56 after a life well-lived.

Bryce Miller, Union-Tribune sports columnist and outdoorsman, dies at 56

Bryce Miller, who for a decade told stories of San Diegans’ successes and failures, trials and triumphs as the Union-Tribune’s sports columnist, died Saturday. He was 56. Miller was diagnosed with muscle-invasive bladder cancer two years ago and wrote regularly for the Union-Tribune as he underwent treatment. His final column, about San Diego FC coach Mikey Varas, appeared in the Feb. 23 print edition. An avid outdoorsman since his childhood in …

Bob Nightengale Tried to Kill Off Bryce Harper

Listen, mistakes happen, but some things you can’t get wrong and when you’re a baseball writer killing off the Phillies’ best player is one of them. There’s some grandma from Brookhaven that almost had a heart attack halfway through Bob Nightengale’s tweet. There would’ve been blood on Bobby’s hands: Bob Nightengale just scared the absolute shit out of Philadelphia for a second pic.twitter.com/hSgti4UMud — Crossing Broad (@CrossingBroad) March …

Bob Nightengale accidentally eulogizes Bryce Harper

Bob Nightengale may have prematurely ended the 2024 Minnesota Twins’ season, but on Sunday, he almost ended the life of a baseball superstar — at least for four minutes on social media. If you were doom-scrolling through X (formerly Twitter) on this fine morning, you might’ve had to stop and double-check what you just read. Nightengale, a USA Today columnist with a history of missteps on social media, took it to a new level this time. The news t…