Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinals legend and Baseball Hall of Famer, dies at 81
Brock was known for his speed on the basepaths
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RIP Lou Brock
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The first MLB game I ever attended was the St Louis Cardinals vs NY Mets in August of 1973. Tom Seaver pitched that day for the Mets and Lou Brock played 1st base for the Cardinals. They both died about a week apart.
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R.I.P. Lou Brock
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HOFer Brock, former steals king, dies at 81
He was known for his speed and the pressure he put on his opponents when he was on base, but Lou Brock was much more than a stolen-base specialist. He was a daring leadoff man, a complete player and a clutch hitter. He was gentle, driven, universally
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Lives of Brock, Seaver linked even at the end
The baseball universe lost two of its greatest stars this week, with Hall of Famers Tom Seaver and Lou Brock passing away within six days of each other. Both men were beloved for not only their legendary performances on the diamond, but also their integrity and ambassadorship off it. And
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'Class act' Brock remembered across MLB
Cardinals legend Lou Brock's name is etched in the record books, his statue stands outside of Busch Stadium and he had the respect of so many across the baseball community. When news of his death Sunday reached the public, sympathies came pouring in from across the league. People spoke not
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Brock's World Series résumé among the best
Lou Brock wasn’t just a Hall of Famer, leadoff man extraordinaire and stolen-base king. He was also at his best on the biggest stage. Brock was one of the greatest World Series performers Major League Baseball has ever seen. Brock played in three World Series in his career, all with
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Lives of Brock, Seaver linked even at the end
The baseball universe lost two of its greatest stars this week, with Hall of Famers Tom Seaver and Lou Brock passing away within six days of each other. Both men were beloved for not only their legendary performances on the diamond, but also their integrity and ambassadorship off it. And
Crazy to think they faced each other more than anyone else in their careers. RIP.
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First Tom Seaver,now Lou Brock.......
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