Dal Maxvill

In the history of the St. Louis Cardinals, there have been…
Bob Uecker (MILWAUKEE BREWERS)

Bob Uecker

When Bob Uecker was sent down to the minor leagues in 1961 after…

Curt Simmons

Curt Simmons left the visiting dugout and was moving through…

Carl Warwick

To many baseball fans, especially those in St. Louis, Carl Warwick…

Ray Sadecki

Frank Sadecki, the son of Polish immigrant parents, spent his…

Julian Javier

Besides being a superb fielding but often light hitting second…
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Tim McCarver

For those who saw Tim McCarver break in with the St. Louis Cardinals,…

Johnny Keane

“He was, in fact, the closest thing to a saint that I came…

Joe Schultz

Joe Schultz, a catcher in his playing days, spent over 40 years…

Ed Spiezio

Strong quick wrists, an open, positive demeanor, and unwavering…

Barney Schultz

“Eleven saves in two months. That’s more than Schultz had…

Joe Morgan (“Walpole Joe”)

There have been two big leaguers named Joe Morgan — and it’s…

Ray Washburn

A.L. “Shorty” Hardman, the late sports editor of the Charleston…

Howie Pollet

Left-hander Howie Pollet was a pitching prodigy, but arm injuries…

Branch Rickey

Branch Rickey was “a man of strange complexities, not to mention…

Ron Taylor

A biography may be defined as a “remarkable odyssey through…

Gordie Richardson

Three great passions shaped Gordon Richardson’s career in baseball:…

Bob Skinner

After stagnating at the bottom of the National League for much…

Jack Spring

Starting pitcher and reliever, high school phenom, and long-term…

Johnny Lewis

Standing 6-feet-1 and weighing 189 pounds, young Johnny Lewis…

Stan Musial

"How good was Stan Musial? He was good enough to take your breath…

Red Schoendienst

On October 28, 2011, the St. Louis Cardinals won their 11th World…

Mike Shannon

For more than 50 years, Mike Shannon has been a fixture in the…

Jeoff Long

This burly Kentuckian signed as a pitcher but made it to the…