Arthur Leland "Mike" Hunt (October 12, 1907 – November 25, 1996) was an American professional baseball outfielder who spent 12 seasons playing minor league baseball, mostly in the Pacific Coast League.
Nicknamed "Moose" and "Old Baggy Pants," he was considered "Seattle’s premier slugger of the 1930s.
"[1] He began his career in 1927 with the Pocatello Bannocks and played for the San Bernardino Padres (1929), Tucson Cowboys (1929) and Globe Bears before joining the PCL in 1930.
He played for the Mission Reds and San Francisco Seals that year.
After hitting .259 with 15 home runs in 121 games in 1939, Hunt's playing career ended.