RIP Stan The Man Musial

[WhiteSox5187]

Dead at age 92.
http://www.stltoday.com/sports/baseb...97f7a263a.html

[chicagowhitesox1]

Sad day for baseball. RIP Musial. One of the greats of alltime.

[DoItForDanPasqua]

It's especially difficult when a great, classy player like Stan The Man dies.

[RKMeibalane]

One of baseball's greatest hitters and foremost ambassadors, a true legend.



We'll miss you, Stan.

[DumpJerry]

Oh my. Should we do a wellness check on Hank Aaron?

[LITTLE NELL]

Great player and a credit to the game. Shook his hand and got his autograph in 1957 at Wrigley.

[palehosepub]

I cant think of a better combination of HOF talent and HOF charachter. My father was a White Sox fan but Stan Musial was always his favorite player.

Great player great man.

[Southsider101]

Pure class and great humility. Today's players need to take note.

[thomas35forever]

RIP Stan the Man. Baseball will miss you terribly.

[tstrike2000]

RIP Stan, one of the all-time greats.

[Bucky F. Dent]

There was no finer gentleman who played the game.

[DSpivack]

What a legend.

[Golden Sox]

In 1960 the Cardinals were in Chicago playing the bad guys on the Northside. After the game Stan Musial came to our Little League tournament in Bucktown at Churchill Field. He stayed for the games and stayed as long as possible signing autographs. Most people today probably can't believe he did all of this without charging any type of fee. He signed autographs for anybody who wanted one. It's hard to believe that I still remember that so many years ago. Then again how many times does a HOF Baseball Player come to a neighborhood Little League Tournament? He was definitely The Man.

[DoItForDanPasqua]

Originally Posted by Golden Sox

In 1960 the Cardinals were in Chicago playing the bad guys on the Northside. After the game Stan Musial came to our Little League tournament in Bucktown at Churchill Field. He stayed for the games and stayed as long as possible signing autographs. Most people today probably can't believe he did all of this without charging any type of fee. He signed autographs for anybody who wanted one. It's hard to believe that I still remember that so many years ago. Then again how many times does a HOF Baseball Player come to a neighborhood Little League Tournament? He was definitely The Man.

He remained that way for the rest of his life. You can buy a signed baseball or whatever on his website, but if you wrote a letter to his business, they would send you a free signed postcard. My understanding, from various message boards, is that it was authentic.

[Viva Medias B's]

Listening to KMOX, with the Blues game on, the announcer pointed out that on this night the Blues won 6 to 0 for No. 6.

RIP Stan the Man

Best. Cardinal. Ever.