Noah Miller is Michigan’s steady, clutch-backstop with a bat that keeps showing up in big spots
In the 2026 season, Noah Miller hit .292 with 3 home runs and 26 RBIs for Michigan while posting a .375 on-base percentage and a .773 OPS, and he also handled the defensive workload well behind the plate with a .992 fielding percentage. He stands out for plate discipline, timely hitting, and dependable catching instincts, plus he has already produced in elimination-game moments. The catch: he was a medical redshirt early in his Michigan career, so durability is part of the evaluation—but when he’s on the field, he looks like a tough, competitive, team-first fit.
