Dave Miller

Career Overview

Dave Miller was an early leader in the formation and growth of the NBBA. Competing from 1976 through 1985, he represented Sioux Falls Delighted and the Sioux Falls Bandits during the league’s formative years. An outstanding athlete, team leader, and co-founder of the NBBA, Miller helped establish the competitive foundation that shaped the sport’s early identity.

World Series Impact

Miller earned multiple World Series All-Star honors, highlighted by an MVP performance in 1977.

• World Series All-Star, St. Paul, MN
• World Series MVP, Lawrence, KS
• World Series All-Star, Phoenix, AZ

In 1977, Sioux Falls Delighted finished second at the NBBA World Series, falling to Minnesota BSF in the championship game. Miller was joined on the All-Star team that year by teammate Jim Carlson, reflecting the strength and competitiveness of the Sioux Falls roster. Throughout their years in the league, Sioux Falls was consistently a difficult opponent and respected contender.

Leadership and Legacy

Beyond his on-field accomplishments, Miller served on the NBBA Board of Directors from 1981 through 1984, contributing to the league’s early governance and development. As both a competitor and organizational leader, he played a meaningful role in shaping the direction of beep baseball during its first decade.