Tributes Pour In After Beloved Sports Writer Dies At 62

Tributes Pour In After Beloved Sports Writer Dies At 62

Meet The Wife Of Aaron Judge (1:22) The media world lost a good one this weekend with the passing of longtime baseball writer Scott Miller, who reportedly died Saturday at the age of 62.Miller, who covered the MLB for more than three decades, was beloved and respected by both fans and colleagues over the course of his outstanding career. And it didn't take long for tributes to pour in from around the sports world.Heartbroken to share:Baseball lo…

Scott Miller, beloved longtime baseball writer, dead at 62

Longtime baseball writer Scott Miller died on Saturday at 62 years old, USA Today's Bob Nightengale first shared on social media.

Former Pioneer Press Twins writer Scott Miller dies at 62

Scott Miller, a former Twins beat reporter for the Pioneer Press who went on to become one of the nation’s pre-eminent baseball writers, died Saturday after a long illness. He was 62. Miller came to Minnesota from the Los Angeles Times. He covered the Twins for six seasons, 1994-99, before leaving St. Paul to become the national baseball reporter for CBS Sports’ website. “Heartbroken to share: Baseball lost a giant,” USA Today’s Bob Nightengale,…

Baseball Hall of Fame President shares idea to honor Scott Miller

Following the passing of Scott Miller, Josh Rawitch, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, suggested a way to honor the legendary baseball writer. As was expected, Miller’s passing on Saturday produced many tributes. Rawitch’s idea was to help Miller’s book, Skipper: Why Baseball Managers Matter and Always Will, which was released in May, become a best-seller. “To honor his memory, let’s get Scott’s book on the best seller list,” Rawi…

Scott Miller Passes Away

Longtime baseball writer Scott Miller passed away recently, as relayed by USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. Miller spent more than 30 years covering Major League Baseball full time, starting in 1994 when he began work as the Twins beat reporter for the St. Paul Pioneer Press. He later wrote for CBS Sports, Bleacher Report, and the New York Times as a national writer and served as an analyst on MLB Network Radio. Miller also published two books about …