Unfurling the codex…
An unofficial fan history of St Louis Cardinals — its eras, legends, honours, iconic matches, and rivalries.
1892 Founding as the St. Louis Browns · The 1942-1946 Stan Musial Debut and WWII Years · The 1982 World Series Championship · The 1964 World Series Championship · The 2006 World Series Championship · 1946 Stan Musial Post-War Era · 1982 Whitey Herzog Championship · 1996 Tony La Russa Hiring · 1985 Ozzie Smith Wizard Era · 1996 William DeWitt Jr Ownership · 1974 Lou Brock Steal Record · 2001 Albert Pujols Signing
Ozzie Smith · Bob Gibson · Lou Brock · Rogers Hornsby · Tony La Russa · Whitey Herzog · Enos Slaughter · Joe Medwick · Ted Simmons · Red Schoendienst · Branch Rickey · Joe Garagiola · Jack Buck · Dizzy Dean · Royce Clayton · Wilbert Robinson · Walter Alston · Steve Carlton · Scott Rolen · Ron Hunt · Roger Bresnahan · Orlando Cepeda · Minnie Miñoso
1944 World Series Championship · 1934 World Series Championship · 2011 World Series Championship · Stan Musial Hall of Fame Career · Bob Gibson 1968 Cy Young Season · Red Schoendienst Franchise Hits Leader · 1934 World Series Title · 1946 World Series Title · 1982 World Series Title · 2011 World Series Title · Stan Musial Career Hits · Bob Gibson Strikeout Record · 1944 World Series Title · Rogers Hornsby Batting Average · 1967 World Series Title · Ozzie Smith Gold Gloves
1967 World Series vs Boston Red Sox · Enos Slaughter Mad Dash (1946) · Lou Brock 1974 Stolen Base Record · 1982 NLCS Game 7 Darrell Porter Home Run · 2011 NLCS Game 5 David Freese Three-Homer Performance · 1931 World Series vs Philadelphia Phillies · 1944 World Series Mad Dash · Lou Brock 1974 Stolen Base Record Breaker · 2011 World Series David Freese Game 6 Walk-Off HR · Tony La Russa 2006 World Series Championship · 2004 NLCS Game 7 Cardinals Victory · Bob Gibson 1964 World Series Game 7 Pitching
Mark McGwire · Darryl Kile · Chris Carpenter · 2006 NLDS vs Cubs · 2000s NL Central vs Cubs
Sportsman's Park · Busch Stadium III · Busch Memorial Stadium · Albert Pujols · Stan Musial · Babe Ruth's 1926 Home Run