Legendary Players & Coaches
18 entries in the St Louis Cardinals compendium.
Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart
Stan MusialThe consistent hitting machine who anchored three World Series titles with a unique crouchOzzie SmithThe Wizard: A defensive legend who defined excellence at shortstop for the Cardinals.Bob GibsonThe ultimate warrior of the mound whose fierce dominance defined Cardinals pitching for a Lou BrockThe man who broke Ty Cobb's unbreakable record and stole the hearts of St. Louis with releRogers HornsbyA two-time MVP and 1926 World Series champion who set single-season records for batting avTony La RussaManager of the St. Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics, and Chicago White Sox with three WoWhitey HerzogThe manager who led the Cardinals to a 1982 World Series title using "Whiteyball."Enos SlaughterThe heart of the Gashouse Gang whose mad dash defined a championship and an era.Joe MedwickThe hard-charging left fielder who secured the last NL Triple Crown and survived a beanbalTed SimmonsA switch-hitting catcher who led all catchers in career hits and doubles at retirement.Red SchoendienstA switch-hitting second baseman and two-time Manager of the Year who won World Series titlBranch RickeyThe executive who turned a last-place Cardinals squad into a dynasty builder.Albert PujolsThe greatest hitter of his generation who defined a decade of Cardinals glory.Joe GaragiolaThe smooth-swinging catcher who grew up to be baseball's go-to voice for generations.Jack BuckThe voice that defined generations of Cardinals fans with his iconic call: 'They're going Ernie BanksThe smiling giant who defined optimism and power in the National League, forever a rival lDizzy DeanThe boisterous ace who carried the Cards to glory during the turbulent 1930s.Royce ClaytonThe golden-gloved shortstop who anchored the Cardinals' defense and ignited their offense
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