Herzog managed the Cardinals to a World Series championship in 1982 with a dynamic, fast-paced playing style known as 'Whiteyball.'
ST. LOUIS — Legendary St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog has died, former KSDK Sports Director Jay Randolph confirmed Tuesday morning. Herzog was 92.
The Herzog family is planning a private celebration of life service after a period of grieving, and ask that any When he learned in a couple of months all of the moves that he thought were necessary to rebuild the Cardinals, he persuaded Busch to also make him the general manager. He often joked that carrying both titles at the same time let him “go to sleep and have a meeting.”
He managed the Cardinals until 1990 when, after Busch’s death, he was frustrated by ownership questions and the direction of the franchise and resigned. In his 11 years with the Cardinals, Herzog had a record of 822-728.
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