Legendary Players & Coaches
23 entries in the St Louis Cardinals compendium.
Ozzie SmithThe Wizard of Oz: Hall of Fame shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals.Bob GibsonFierce competitor and Hall of Fame pitcher who spent his entire career with the St. Louis Cardinals.Lou BrockHall of Fame left fielder and stolen base pioneer for the St. Louis Cardinals.Rogers HornsbyThe Rajah: A .358 career hitter and two-time MVP.Tony La RussaHall of Fame manager with 2,884 wins, three World Series titles, and a law degree.Whitey HerzogThe manager who led the Cardinals to a 1982 World Series title using "Whiteyball."Enos SlaughterThe hustling 'Country' Slaughter, known for his Mad Dash in the 1946 World Series, played 19 MLB seasons and…Joe MedwickThe last National League Triple Crown winner and a ten-time All-Star left fielder.Ted SimmonsA switch-hitting catcher who led all catchers in career hits and doubles at retirement.Red SchoendienstHall of Fame second baseman and manager who led the Cardinals to the 1967 World Series title.Branch RickeyThe executive who turned a last-place Cardinals squad into a dynasty builder.Joe GaragiolaJourneyman catcher turned beloved broadcaster and TV personality.Jack BuckThe longtime voice of the Cardinals.Dizzy DeanThe last National League pitcher to win 30 games.Royce ClaytonThe shortstop who succeeded Ozzie Smith in St. Louis and was a 1997 All-Star.Wilbert RobinsonHall of Fame catcher and manager of the Brooklyn Robins.Walter AlstonQuiet manager who led Dodgers to four World Series titles.Steve CarltonLeft-handed pitcher with four Cy Young Awards and 329 wins.Scott RolenHall of Fame third baseman with eight Gold Gloves.Ron HuntSet a single-season record for being hit by pitches.Roger BresnahanHall of Fame catcher who introduced shin guards and the batting helmet.Orlando CepedaPuerto Rican Hall of Fame first baseman and humanitarian.Minnie MiñosoCuban Comet broke barriers and starred for White Sox.
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