Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dan Miller (sportscaster)
He can be heard on 36 radio stations in Michigan, Ohio and Canada during Lions games and is watched in hundreds of thousands of homes on daily basis on WJBK (Michigan's highest powered FOX affiliate). He is also the host of a sports talk TV show, (the ONLY of its kind in Michigan). How aren't any of these facts "notable enough" in your mind? The millions of people who listen to him every week on Lions games and watch him every single day on TV in Detroit and Southeastern Michigan (the largest media market in Michigan mind you) would probably disagree with your un-notability claim, so would ''The Detroit Free Press'' (one of Michigan's largest and most widely read newspapers, if not #1) who gave him the "best local TV sportscaster award" in 2004.  Notability is simply a matter of opinion (yours in this case, and so far, no one else's) and NOT a matter of fact. However, the fact of the matter is that the article is completely factual and well sourced. Saying a person isn't notable in my mind is a violation of 
— User:TomCat4680, 17:29, 16 April 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BLP (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)