A power-hitting first baseman and Gold Glove defender, Bill White was part of a core of Black All-Stars who helped the Cardinals capture the 1964 World Series title. After his retirement, White became the first Black play-by-play broadcaster in MLB history when he joined the Yankees broadcast team in 1971, and later served as President of the National League. He was inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame in 2020. | St. Louis Cardinals

199K views · 2.1K reactions | 1964-10-18 Washington Redskins at St. Louis Cardinals Highlights (Pat Fischer 39-yard Interception return TD) | On this day in Professional Football History | Facebook

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91K views · 1.9K reactions | Today In 1964: St. Louis Cardinals star Ken Boyer hits a grand slam vs. New York Yankees pitcher Al Downing in Game 4 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium! Narration by Harry Caray! #MLB #STLCards #Postseason | Baseball by BSmile | Facebook

In celebration of Black History Month, join us throughout February as we look back on the lives and careers of trailblazers who have shaped our organization’s history. A dominating force on the mound, Bob Gibson was a two-time Cy Young Award winner and nine-time All-Star during his Hall of Fame career with the Cardinals. His 1968 MVP season, in which he posted a 1.12 ERA over 304.2 innings including 13 complete game shutouts, remains one of the greatest individual seasons by a pitcher in the his

The legendary Bob Gibson would have turned 86 today. Take a look back at some of his biggest moments. ⬇️ | St. Louis Cardinals Highlights

62K views · 2.3K reactions | Today In 1964: Bob Gibson is on the mound as the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the New York Yankees in seven games to win the World Series! Narration by Harry Caray! #MLB #History #STLCards #Postseason | Baseball by BSmile | Facebook