Three Busch Stadium pictures, each autographed by a Cardinals manager at the time: Red Schoendienst at Sportsman's Park, Whitey Herzog at Busch Stadium, and Tony Larussa at the new Busch Stadium.

Item is 38"x14" and comes ready to hang.

They had an age gap of 60 years, were born in different countries and played baseball in enormously different eras.

Still, Stan Musial and Albert Pujols were linked by baseball greatness. They both wore St. Louis Cardinals' uniforms, leading the proud organization to a combined seven World Series appearances and five titles, their talents landing one in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., and the other destined to join him.

They got to know one another during Pujols' years with the Cardinals, visiting one another several times a year, frequently exchanging messages, and showing the respect and admiration for one another that made them almost family.

Proudly display this autographed baseball signed by our STL Cardinals shortstop Maysn Winn. Maysn made his MLB debut in 2023 and is quickly becoming a fan favorite. Grab this now!

Ball comes in a protective clear box, complete with brass sign, and ready to display.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame comes in a super fun Coke Bucket and includes all your game day treats:

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Bottled Rootbeer

STL Cardinals Water Bottle

STL Cardinals hat

STL Cardinals sunglasses

PopCorn

Crackerjack

Twizzlers

Big League Gum

Ogletree Deakins

This beloved Cardinals manager was a native of New Athens, Ill. Whitey Herzog managed the Cardinals from 1980 to 1990. He ranks third in franchise history with 822 victories - trailing only Tony La Russa (1,408) and Red Schoendienst (1,041) - and his teams won three National League pennants and the 1982 World Series.

Norman Elvert Herzog began his Major League playing career in 1956 and he ended his managerial career in 1990. He played for 4 different teams and he managed 4 different clubs. Along the way his baseball career took him to such titles as scout, coach, manager, general manager and even farm system director. As a farm system director, he was part of the 1969 World Series Mets team.

As a big league manager he lead the Kansas City Royals to three consecutive play-off appearances from 1976-78. Then, with the Cardinals he made 3 World Series appearances winning the 1982 World Series.