ST. LOUIS — He went from undrafted rookie, to one of the most popular Cardinals of the 1980s to now, a St. Louis hall of famer. Tommy Herr may have had an uphill battle to make it in the big leagues, ...
*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. (Hall of Fame baseball writer Rick Hummel continues his "Where are they now?" series on former Cardinals.) Not often does an ...
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ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals Hall of Fame is getting three new members in 2020. On Friday, the team announced that pitcher John Tudor, second baseman Tommy Herr and first baseman Bill White had been ...
A 1974 Hempfield grad, where he was a three-sport star, Herr played 13 seasons in the majors. He was part of three St. Louis Cardinals teams that went to the World Series, including the 1982 ...
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From left, Keith Hernandez, Tom Herr, John Tudor and Tim McCarver wait on stage to speak at a ceremony outside Ballpark Village on the Busch II Infield Stage at Together Credit Union Plaza in St.
CODY — The gravelly, guttural voice of Tommy Herr poured through the phone as he told the story of Tesla Rose, affectionately known by many locals and tourists as the Irma Dog. Tesla passed away on ...
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