Didn't know he was alive
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“Here stands baseball’s perfect warrior. Here stands baseball’s perfect knight.”
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Bummer RIP :(
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He was a much better person than a ball player. Countless years of charity work. Received the nations highest civilian honor. They don't make em like that anymore.
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3 MVPs & 3 World series titles, 3 more than the Cubs have have in the past 100 years. RIP Stan.
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Like Buck O"Neil, he represented his city as a great baseball ambassador, and was a kind and beloved man. Best wishes to all the Cardinal fans from a life long Royals fan. He was a great man, and a great ball player.
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RIP Stan.
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I seriously thought Stan the Man was already gone. One of the few St. Louis Cardinals I liked.
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RIP Stan.
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:( Great life. Celebrate it.
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My dad actually got to see him play in person several times. He had tickets to the 1948 World Series but the Cards fell a little short. No fault of the Man who hit .376 with 39 HR and 131 RBI. Musial lost the triple crown when a game he hit a homer in was rained out before it became official.
When he came to Cedar Rapids when we had a Cardinal franchise I got my dad's last program autographed for him. |
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