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GLENN MILLER

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 24, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · BY GLENN MILLER

    Pitch perfect - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Softball player Luciana Ryle, 10, of Collier County, has played baseball with the boys but enjoys the girls’ league where she says it’s a bit less serious. -COURTESY PHOTO Not even a teenager yet, Luciana Ryle’s softball journey is taking her far beyond her hometown of Ave Maria. She’s played in Viera on Florida’s east coast and is now a member of the Weston Explosion, a team based in Broward County. She’s played on boys’ teams and girls’ teams. On a recent steamy Saturday morning, Luciana and h

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · BY GLENN MILLER

    Pitch perfect - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Softball player Luciana Ryle, 10, of Collier County, has played baseball with the boys but enjoys the girls’ league where she says it’s a bit less serious. -COURTESY PHOTO Not even a teenager yet, Luciana Ryle’s softball journey is taking her far beyond her hometown of Ave Maria. She’s played in Viera on Florida’s east coast and is now a member of the Weston Explosion, a team based in Broward County. She’s played on boys’ teams and girls’ teams. On a recent steamy Saturday morning, Luciana and h

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · GLENN MILLER / FLORIDA WEEKLY CORRESPONDENT

    Softball and school shape the bright future of Luciana Ryle (opens the original)

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    Not even a teenager yet, Luciana Ryle’s softball journey is taking her far beyond her hometown of Ave Maria. She’s played in Viera on Florida’s east coast and is now a member of the Weston Explosion, a team based in Broward County. She’s played on boys’ teams and girls’ teams. On a recent steamy Saturday morning, Luciana and her parents, Dan and Joy, and her older brother, Danilo, gathered at South Park to talk softball. Mom and dad sat in the shade at a picnic table while Luciana ki

  4. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · GLENN MILLER / FLORIDA WEEKLY CORRESPONDENT

    Chris Sale’s journey from overlooked kid to baseball star (opens the original)

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    Chris Sale arrived at Florida Gulf Coast University as an unheralded and skinny left-handed pitcher out of Lakeland. The nation’s elite college programs weren’t interested in the Lakeland High ace. But FGCU coach Dave Tollett saw something. He saw potential. That potential blossomed into greatness. “We were the only ones to offer him a scholarship,” Tollett said. Not many coaches saw what Tollett saw. Twenty years ago, as he recalls, the 6-foot-6 Sale weighed 158 pounds. Now, according t

  5. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · BY GLENN MILLER

    Before the scouts came, there was Putnam - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Putnam played in the Fort Myers Little League for the 1965 Pirates, (second to right boy standing). -COURTESY PHOTO Pat Putnam last played a major-league baseball game on Sept. 20, 1984. He was 30. He died on Aug. 25 in Punta Gorda. He was 72. He should not be lost to Southwest Florida sports history. The Fort Myers High School graduate was the first player from the region to play in the majors. Pat Putnam’s high school baseball team. Putnam is seen kneeling with his team (start of the row, far

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