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Native New Yorker Gregg Marc Miller began his earnest and obsessive interest in sport at a very early age, while growing up in Oyster Bay, Long Island.
At the age of 9, he attended his very first professional hockey game, watching the New York Islanders in their first pro hockey season.
Gregg watched in awe as #23 Bobby Nystrom of the NY Islanders, sped down the right side to score a goal. From then on, young Gregg was #23 and his love for hockey was born.
Interest in other major sports football, basketball, baseball and tennis quickly emerged. Though he was a member of the basketball team at his high school, Franklin Prep, hockey would remain his first love.
A later interest in the Arts would see Gregg majoring in Theatre at Adelphi University, earning a BFA. Soon after graduating, he co-starred in the independent movie Who Shot Pat? opposite Sandra Bullock.
Other acting credits would follow, including Dark Blue, Daredevil and Hollywood Homicide.
Gregg was also one of the founding members of the rock band Dogstar, along with actor Keanu Reeves, enjoying a solid career as a singer/songwriter/guitarist for several years.
Throughout his varied career, he has become acquainted with various iconic figures in both the sports and entertainment worlds.
And with encouragement and great support from his many friends and advisors, Gregg has now found his true calling - in the creation and development of WHO'S HUGE IN SPORTS?
Gregg currently lives in Los Angeles, where he is the proud father of two sports-loving boys.