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Stan the Man was a good one. I grew up as a young boy listening to the Cardinals/Yankees series in 1964 and followed them for a good while. Da man could hit a baseball.
RIP: Stan Musial
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Re: RIP: Stan Musial
I followed the Dodgers and Cards. Musial was an humble, gentle "giant" of a player.
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Re: RIP: Stan Musial
Every year more of my childhood heroes leave us.
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Re: RIP: Stan Musial
The last truly great ballplayer from baseball's Golden Age...
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