Miles Mikolas
American baseball player · United States · On the map · Athletes · Born 1988 · age 38
Miles Tice Mikolas is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Washington Nationals of Major League Baseball (MLB). He has previously played in MLB for the San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers, and St. Louis Cardinals, and in Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) for the Yomiuri Giants.
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Paul Goldschmidt Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2019-2024
Adam Wainwright Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2023
Kim Kwang-hyun Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2019-2025
Jack Flaherty Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2023
Giovanny Gallegos Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2024
Tyler O'Neill Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2025
Nolan Arenado Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2021-2025
J. D. Martinez Teammate at Nova Southeastern Sharks baseball, 2007-2009
Randy Arozarena Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2020
Shinnosuke Abe Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Toshiya Sugiuchi Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Willson Contreras Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2023-2025
Ryoji Aikawa Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Hisayoshi Chōno Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Tommy Edman Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2019-2023
Hirokazu Sawamura Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Tomoyuki Sugano Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Yasuyuki Kataoka Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Harrison Bader Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2022
John Gant Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2018-2021
Kazuma Okamoto Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Lars Nootbaar Teammate at St. Louis Cardinals, 2021-2025
Tetsuya Utsumi Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
Chiaki Tone Teammate at Yomiuri Giants, 2015-2017
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He was an All-Star in 2018, tied with Jon Lester and Max Scherzer for the lead in the National League in wins that season, and finished sixth in NL Cy Young Award voting that year. He was also an All-Star in 2022.
