Notable Players
Numerous famous baseball players have appeared for the Minneapolis Millers at some point in their careers, these players include:
- Felipe Alou (1957)
- Nick Altrock (1909–1911)
- Moe Berg (1924)
- Ossie Bluege (1922)
- Zeke Bonura (1941)
- Orlando Cepeda (1957)
- Roger Bresnahan (1898–1899)
- Jimmy Collins (1909)
- Gavvy Cravath (1909–1911)
- Hughie Critz (1923–1924)
- Ray Dandridge (1949–1952)
- Jim Davenport (1957)
- Red Faber (1911–12)
- Hobe Ferris (1910–1912)
- Buck Freeman (1907–1908)
- Mike González (1930)
- Billy Herman (1948)
- Long Tom Hughes (1909–10, 1918)
- Monte Irvin (1955)
- George Kelly (1930–1931)
- Bill McKechnie (1921)
- Gene Mauch (1958–1959)
- Willie Mays (1951)
- Bill Monbouquette (1958)
- Bob Meusel (1931)
- Deacon Phillippe (1897–1898)
- Dick Radatz (1960)
- Paul Richards (1932)
- Don Schwall (1960)
- Chuck Tanner (1959)
- Rube Waddell (1911–1913)
- Wes Westrum (1941–1942, 1947)
- Zack Wheat (1928)
- Hoyt Wilhelm (1950–1951)
- Ted Williams (1938)
- Earl Wilson (1959–1960)
- Al Worthington (1960)
- Carl Yastrzemski (1960)
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