Stan "The Man" Musial# PhotoGear - 摄影器材
s*m
1 楼
共党的天下有什么办法改变？？
满屏的新闻 看了好悲伤 真的不想再去想那个可怜的小女孩了 想起来就心如刀绞想到自
己的宝宝
别讨论了 还是想想怎么捐款吧 哎
满屏的新闻 看了好悲伤 真的不想再去想那个可怜的小女孩了 想起来就心如刀绞想到自
己的宝宝
别讨论了 还是想想怎么捐款吧 哎
a*l
2 楼
has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
presidents, yet always made time to sign one more baseball card for an
average person on the street. he did amazing things with amazing consistency
for 22 years on the field, while off the field, so down to earth he felt
just like your next door neighbor. Stan Musial was "baseball's perfect
knight", and the unofficial ambassador of St. Louis. the landscape of today'
s professional sports is so vastly different, sadly, they just don't make
men like him any more. athletes are given more attention for womanizing,
alcoholism and cheating, while good folks are given the silent treatment.
you just can't find a current athlete so connected to the city he/she plays
for so deeply and on so many levels. such a strong bond seems so like a
thing of the past.
yes, the passing of a baseball legend today can't help but evoke fond
memories of the past. the era when there was no 10-digit contracts, no
anabolic steroids, no internet and all-over-your-face media, not even live
television. a time when young boys grew up listening to baseball games on
the radio after kissing their parents good night; a time when "take me out
to the ballgame" was such a treasured family event; a time when it was hard
to be a good father and not taking the time and heart to play catch with
your children in the backyard. a time when players were aware of the need to
carry themselves well both on and off the field and fans treated them with
affection as well as civility. on and on. there was a genuinely romantic
relationship between the american public and their national pastime.
baseball wasn't just a competitive game, it was a source of emotions and
nostalgia, an integral part of the american identity, deeply ingrained into
the american way of life.
generations of american youth grow up aspiring to become the next Stan
Musial, only few of them blessed enough to even have a shot at the major
league level. while we can't all win 7 batting titles and 3 mvps playing pro
baseball, we are all given a fair chance, in our respective walks of life,
to be half the person that he is. like all roll models, the legend of Stan
Musial transcends professions and personal circumstances. the spirit of hard
work, kindness to others, a strong character and being a better person
applies to every citizen. and that, more than all his great feats
accomplished on the diamonds, will serve on as his ultimate legacy.
to sum it all up, there might just never be another man like Stan Musial.
the man was an extraordinary ballplayer, and the ballplayer was an
extraordinary man.
THE MAN.
Rookies Erwin Susak, left, and Stan Musial don the St. Louis Cardinals
uniform for the first time on Sept. 16, 1941.
Musial with teammates Ray Sanders, left, and Enos Slaughter, center, prior
to his first full season with the Cardinals in 1942.
Musial with his wife, Lillian, at their home in Donora, Penn in 1943. The
amazing couple were married on May 25, 1940 and remained together for nearly
72 years. Lillian passed away on May 3, 2012.
Musial during his pre-induction physical on Jan. 19, 1945. Musial would miss
the entire season to serve with the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Musial swings for the fences at Shibe Park in Philadelphia on May 22, 1946.
Musial would go on to hit .346 with 86 extra basehits in his return season,
earning his second National League MVP.
Musial meets with new Cardinals owner August Busch Jr. for the first time on
March 13, 1953 in St. Petersburgh, Fla. Also pictured Manager Eddie Stanky,
Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst.
On June 13, 1957, Musial broke the National League record for consecutive
games played at 823. His streak would end two months later at 895 games,
which currently stands at the 8th longest streak in MLB history.
Musial with his daughter, Jean, in 1960.
Stan Musial gives his boss August Busch, owner of the Cardinals, a tip or
two at the Cardinals' spring training camp in St. Petersburg. From left:
Stan Musial, Manager Eddie Stanky, August Busch and Red Schoendienst.
MAY 13, 1958- Holding high the baseball that figured in his 3000th hit, Stan
Musial responds happily to a noisy reception by fans at Union Station.
Musial addresses fans outside Busch Memorial Stadium on Sunday, August 5
after the Cardinals unveiled a statue in his honor. His wife, Lil, and
mother, Mary were also in attendance.
Musial was a frequent visitor to the ballpark even in his late years and
always a fan favorite.
awared the presidential medal of freedom
Stan Musial takes his final lap around Busch Stadium prior to Game 4 of the
2012 NLCS.
to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
presidents, yet always made time to sign one more baseball card for an
average person on the street. he did amazing things with amazing consistency
for 22 years on the field, while off the field, so down to earth he felt
just like your next door neighbor. Stan Musial was "baseball's perfect
knight", and the unofficial ambassador of St. Louis. the landscape of today'
s professional sports is so vastly different, sadly, they just don't make
men like him any more. athletes are given more attention for womanizing,
alcoholism and cheating, while good folks are given the silent treatment.
you just can't find a current athlete so connected to the city he/she plays
for so deeply and on so many levels. such a strong bond seems so like a
thing of the past.
yes, the passing of a baseball legend today can't help but evoke fond
memories of the past. the era when there was no 10-digit contracts, no
anabolic steroids, no internet and all-over-your-face media, not even live
television. a time when young boys grew up listening to baseball games on
the radio after kissing their parents good night; a time when "take me out
to the ballgame" was such a treasured family event; a time when it was hard
to be a good father and not taking the time and heart to play catch with
your children in the backyard. a time when players were aware of the need to
carry themselves well both on and off the field and fans treated them with
affection as well as civility. on and on. there was a genuinely romantic
relationship between the american public and their national pastime.
baseball wasn't just a competitive game, it was a source of emotions and
nostalgia, an integral part of the american identity, deeply ingrained into
the american way of life.
generations of american youth grow up aspiring to become the next Stan
Musial, only few of them blessed enough to even have a shot at the major
league level. while we can't all win 7 batting titles and 3 mvps playing pro
baseball, we are all given a fair chance, in our respective walks of life,
to be half the person that he is. like all roll models, the legend of Stan
Musial transcends professions and personal circumstances. the spirit of hard
work, kindness to others, a strong character and being a better person
applies to every citizen. and that, more than all his great feats
accomplished on the diamonds, will serve on as his ultimate legacy.
to sum it all up, there might just never be another man like Stan Musial.
the man was an extraordinary ballplayer, and the ballplayer was an
extraordinary man.
THE MAN.
Rookies Erwin Susak, left, and Stan Musial don the St. Louis Cardinals
uniform for the first time on Sept. 16, 1941.
Musial with teammates Ray Sanders, left, and Enos Slaughter, center, prior
to his first full season with the Cardinals in 1942.
Musial with his wife, Lillian, at their home in Donora, Penn in 1943. The
amazing couple were married on May 25, 1940 and remained together for nearly
72 years. Lillian passed away on May 3, 2012.
Musial during his pre-induction physical on Jan. 19, 1945. Musial would miss
the entire season to serve with the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Musial swings for the fences at Shibe Park in Philadelphia on May 22, 1946.
Musial would go on to hit .346 with 86 extra basehits in his return season,
earning his second National League MVP.
Musial meets with new Cardinals owner August Busch Jr. for the first time on
March 13, 1953 in St. Petersburgh, Fla. Also pictured Manager Eddie Stanky,
Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst.
On June 13, 1957, Musial broke the National League record for consecutive
games played at 823. His streak would end two months later at 895 games,
which currently stands at the 8th longest streak in MLB history.
Musial with his daughter, Jean, in 1960.
Stan Musial gives his boss August Busch, owner of the Cardinals, a tip or
two at the Cardinals' spring training camp in St. Petersburg. From left:
Stan Musial, Manager Eddie Stanky, August Busch and Red Schoendienst.
MAY 13, 1958- Holding high the baseball that figured in his 3000th hit, Stan
Musial responds happily to a noisy reception by fans at Union Station.
Musial addresses fans outside Busch Memorial Stadium on Sunday, August 5
after the Cardinals unveiled a statue in his honor. His wife, Lil, and
mother, Mary were also in attendance.
Musial was a frequent visitor to the ballpark even in his late years and
always a fan favorite.
awared the presidential medal of freedom
Stan Musial takes his final lap around Busch Stadium prior to Game 4 of the
2012 NLCS.
n*3
3 楼
re这个。
现在还没公布捐款帐号什么的，啥都做不了。
有人想骚扰ICU或者电话安慰下小悦悦爸妈我可以提供电话号码。
不过不推荐这招。
现在还没公布捐款帐号什么的，啥都做不了。
有人想骚扰ICU或者电话安慰下小悦悦爸妈我可以提供电话号码。
不过不推荐这招。
a*l
4 楼
发60个包子。
c*e
5 楼
讨论的多了，冷漠的人就少了，社会舆论一定程度上引导公众行为
m*l
6 楼
伟人
m*a
7 楼
老大果然水平高
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: 讨论的多了，冷漠的人就少了，社会舆论一定程度上引导公众行为
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: 讨论的多了，冷漠的人就少了，社会舆论一定程度上引导公众行为
g*g
8 楼
Re
a*a
9 楼
我来说句实话，我有一天电话给我老妈，突然听我妈妈说不得了，然后我妈妈就挂电话
了。原来有个骑摩托车的经过我家门口，另外有个小孩妈妈在我们家隔壁邮局办事情，
结果孩子的腿被压了，骑摩托车的立刻送孩子去医院了。
我妈妈当然吓坏了，说我们孩子回家一定一定要小心。不过还好，其实我觉得多数人没
那么狠心哦。BTW，我们那是小镇，估计大城市更冷漠一点。
了。原来有个骑摩托车的经过我家门口，另外有个小孩妈妈在我们家隔壁邮局办事情，
结果孩子的腿被压了，骑摩托车的立刻送孩子去医院了。
我妈妈当然吓坏了，说我们孩子回家一定一定要小心。不过还好，其实我觉得多数人没
那么狠心哦。BTW，我们那是小镇，估计大城市更冷漠一点。
g*g
10 楼
伟大的人总是很善良， 很谦逊。让人很容易亲近。
现在的体育太多的铜臭， 明星人格都太差了。
现在的体育太多的铜臭， 明星人格都太差了。
A*k
11 楼
我家的结论就是，绝对不让老人带娃回国去，渡假都不可以，一定要我和老公同时带娃
才回去
才回去
p*j
12 楼
RE! Great man!
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
t*r
13 楼
nice old film photos, great story
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
a*m
14 楼
re
l*n
15 楼
re
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
w*g
16 楼
re,赞长文，英语牛逼啊
K*7
17 楼
闻风来吃包子
谢谢！
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
谢谢！
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
k*n
18 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
l*d
19 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
a*2
20 楼
pai
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
a*n
21 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
p*m
22 楼
Legend
棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
能坚持几年…
棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
能坚持几年…
a*l
23 楼
赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: Legend
: 棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
: 能坚持几年…
还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: Legend
: 棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
: 能坚持几年…
p*m
24 楼
我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
我亲身在场
如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
: 还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
我亲身在场
如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
: 还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
a*l
25 楼
你是在红袜队工作过的那位？咱们好像谈过。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: 我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
: 我亲身在场
: 如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
: 一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
: 闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
: 大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
: 我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
: 后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: 我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
: 我亲身在场
: 如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
: 一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
: 闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
: 大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
: 我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
: 后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
b*n
26 楼
传奇 re
u*g
27 楼
re
m*c
28 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
m*e
29 楼
re
thx
thx
g*a
30 楼
Legendary
D*e
31 楼
re
k*s
32 楼
re
a*l
33 楼
has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
presidents, yet always made time to sign one more baseball card for an
average person on the street. he did amazing things with amazing consistency
for 22 years on the field, while off the field, so down to earth he felt
just like your next door neighbor. Stan Musial was "baseball's perfect
knight", and the unofficial ambassador of St. Louis. the landscape of today'
s professional sports is so vastly different, sadly, they just don't make
men like him any more. athletes are given more attention for womanizing,
alcoholism and cheating, while good folks are given the silent treatment.
you just can't find a current athlete so connected to the city he/she plays
for so deeply and on so many levels. such a strong bond seems so like a
thing of the past.
yes, the passing of a baseball legend today can't help but evoke fond
memories of the past. the era when there was no 10-digit contracts, no
anabolic steroids, no internet and all-over-your-face media, not even live
television. a time when young boys grew up listening to baseball games on
the radio after kissing their parents good night; a time when "take me out
to the ballgame" was such a treasured family event; a time when it was hard
to be a good father and not taking the time and heart to play catch with
your children in the backyard. a time when players were aware of the need to
carry themselves well both on and off the field and fans treated them with
affection as well as civility. on and on. there was a genuinely romantic
relationship between the american public and their national pastime.
baseball wasn't just a competitive game, it was a source of emotions and
nostalgia, an integral part of the american identity, deeply ingrained into
the american way of life.
generations of american youth grow up aspiring to become the next Stan
Musial, only few of them blessed enough to even have a shot at the major
league level. while we can't all win 7 batting titles and 3 mvps playing pro
baseball, we are all given a fair chance, in our respective walks of life,
to be half the person that he is. like all roll models, the legend of Stan
Musial transcends professions and personal circumstances. the spirit of hard
work, kindness to others, a strong character and being a better person
applies to every citizen. and that, more than all his great feats
accomplished on the diamonds, will serve on as his ultimate legacy.
to sum it all up, there might just never be another man like Stan Musial.
the man was an extraordinary ballplayer, and the ballplayer was an
extraordinary man.
THE MAN.
Rookies Erwin Susak, left, and Stan Musial don the St. Louis Cardinals
uniform for the first time on Sept. 16, 1941.
Musial with teammates Ray Sanders, left, and Enos Slaughter, center, prior
to his first full season with the Cardinals in 1942.
Musial with his wife, Lillian, at their home in Donora, Penn in 1943. The
amazing couple were married on May 25, 1940 and remained together for nearly
72 years. Lillian passed away on May 3, 2012.
Musial during his pre-induction physical on Jan. 19, 1945. Musial would miss
the entire season to serve with the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Musial swings for the fences at Shibe Park in Philadelphia on May 22, 1946.
Musial would go on to hit .346 with 86 extra basehits in his return season,
earning his second National League MVP.
Musial meets with new Cardinals owner August Busch Jr. for the first time on
March 13, 1953 in St. Petersburgh, Fla. Also pictured Manager Eddie Stanky,
Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst.
On June 13, 1957, Musial broke the National League record for consecutive
games played at 823. His streak would end two months later at 895 games,
which currently stands at the 8th longest streak in MLB history.
Musial with his daughter, Jean, in 1960.
Stan Musial gives his boss August Busch, owner of the Cardinals, a tip or
two at the Cardinals' spring training camp in St. Petersburg. From left:
Stan Musial, Manager Eddie Stanky, August Busch and Red Schoendienst.
MAY 13, 1958- Holding high the baseball that figured in his 3000th hit, Stan
Musial responds happily to a noisy reception by fans at Union Station.
Musial addresses fans outside Busch Memorial Stadium on Sunday, August 5
after the Cardinals unveiled a statue in his honor. His wife, Lil, and
mother, Mary were also in attendance.
Musial was a frequent visitor to the ballpark even in his late years and
always a fan favorite.
awared the presidential medal of freedom
Stan Musial takes his final lap around Busch Stadium prior to Game 4 of the
2012 NLCS.
to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
presidents, yet always made time to sign one more baseball card for an
average person on the street. he did amazing things with amazing consistency
for 22 years on the field, while off the field, so down to earth he felt
just like your next door neighbor. Stan Musial was "baseball's perfect
knight", and the unofficial ambassador of St. Louis. the landscape of today'
s professional sports is so vastly different, sadly, they just don't make
men like him any more. athletes are given more attention for womanizing,
alcoholism and cheating, while good folks are given the silent treatment.
you just can't find a current athlete so connected to the city he/she plays
for so deeply and on so many levels. such a strong bond seems so like a
thing of the past.
yes, the passing of a baseball legend today can't help but evoke fond
memories of the past. the era when there was no 10-digit contracts, no
anabolic steroids, no internet and all-over-your-face media, not even live
television. a time when young boys grew up listening to baseball games on
the radio after kissing their parents good night; a time when "take me out
to the ballgame" was such a treasured family event; a time when it was hard
to be a good father and not taking the time and heart to play catch with
your children in the backyard. a time when players were aware of the need to
carry themselves well both on and off the field and fans treated them with
affection as well as civility. on and on. there was a genuinely romantic
relationship between the american public and their national pastime.
baseball wasn't just a competitive game, it was a source of emotions and
nostalgia, an integral part of the american identity, deeply ingrained into
the american way of life.
generations of american youth grow up aspiring to become the next Stan
Musial, only few of them blessed enough to even have a shot at the major
league level. while we can't all win 7 batting titles and 3 mvps playing pro
baseball, we are all given a fair chance, in our respective walks of life,
to be half the person that he is. like all roll models, the legend of Stan
Musial transcends professions and personal circumstances. the spirit of hard
work, kindness to others, a strong character and being a better person
applies to every citizen. and that, more than all his great feats
accomplished on the diamonds, will serve on as his ultimate legacy.
to sum it all up, there might just never be another man like Stan Musial.
the man was an extraordinary ballplayer, and the ballplayer was an
extraordinary man.
THE MAN.
Rookies Erwin Susak, left, and Stan Musial don the St. Louis Cardinals
uniform for the first time on Sept. 16, 1941.
Musial with teammates Ray Sanders, left, and Enos Slaughter, center, prior
to his first full season with the Cardinals in 1942.
Musial with his wife, Lillian, at their home in Donora, Penn in 1943. The
amazing couple were married on May 25, 1940 and remained together for nearly
72 years. Lillian passed away on May 3, 2012.
Musial during his pre-induction physical on Jan. 19, 1945. Musial would miss
the entire season to serve with the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Musial swings for the fences at Shibe Park in Philadelphia on May 22, 1946.
Musial would go on to hit .346 with 86 extra basehits in his return season,
earning his second National League MVP.
Musial meets with new Cardinals owner August Busch Jr. for the first time on
March 13, 1953 in St. Petersburgh, Fla. Also pictured Manager Eddie Stanky,
Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst.
On June 13, 1957, Musial broke the National League record for consecutive
games played at 823. His streak would end two months later at 895 games,
which currently stands at the 8th longest streak in MLB history.
Musial with his daughter, Jean, in 1960.
Stan Musial gives his boss August Busch, owner of the Cardinals, a tip or
two at the Cardinals' spring training camp in St. Petersburg. From left:
Stan Musial, Manager Eddie Stanky, August Busch and Red Schoendienst.
MAY 13, 1958- Holding high the baseball that figured in his 3000th hit, Stan
Musial responds happily to a noisy reception by fans at Union Station.
Musial addresses fans outside Busch Memorial Stadium on Sunday, August 5
after the Cardinals unveiled a statue in his honor. His wife, Lil, and
mother, Mary were also in attendance.
Musial was a frequent visitor to the ballpark even in his late years and
always a fan favorite.
awared the presidential medal of freedom
Stan Musial takes his final lap around Busch Stadium prior to Game 4 of the
2012 NLCS.
a*l
34 楼
发60个包子。
m*l
35 楼
伟人
g*g
36 楼
Re
g*g
37 楼
伟大的人总是很善良， 很谦逊。让人很容易亲近。
现在的体育太多的铜臭， 明星人格都太差了。
现在的体育太多的铜臭， 明星人格都太差了。
p*j
38 楼
RE! Great man!
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
t*r
39 楼
nice old film photos, great story
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
a*m
40 楼
re
l*n
41 楼
re
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
w*g
42 楼
re,赞长文，英语牛逼啊
K*7
43 楼
闻风来吃包子
谢谢！
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
谢谢！
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
k*n
44 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
l*d
45 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
a*2
46 楼
pai
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 发60个包子。
a*n
47 楼
re
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
p*m
48 楼
Legend
棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
能坚持几年…
棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
能坚持几年…
a*l
49 楼
赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: Legend
: 棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
: 能坚持几年…
还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: Legend
: 棒球的黄金年代已经过去，很多icon都已经陨落。我巨人的巨星Willie Mays不知道还
: 能坚持几年…
p*m
50 楼
我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
我亲身在场
如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
: 还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
我亲身在场
如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: 赞。原来你也看棒球。看看这些老照片，发现那个时代的人都很有精神气，不管是球员
: 还是群众，都面带微笑，意气风发的感觉。当代社会跟棒球一样，都陨落了。
a*l
51 楼
你是在红袜队工作过的那位？咱们好像谈过。
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: 我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
: 我亲身在场
: 如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
: 一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
: 闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
: 大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
: 我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
: 后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
【在 p**m 的大作中提到】
: 我原来搬离旧金山之前是巨人的season ticket holder。 Barry Bonds破HR纪录当晚
: 我亲身在场
: 如今的棒球比不上当年，已经是被玷污了的运动，一大堆嗑药的球员（昨天刚刚爆出
: 一个Florida的药剂公司被端，客户名单上有A-rod）。联盟和工会对服药也是睁一只眼
: 闭一只眼，药检纯粹是形式，教练从菜鸟联盟就开始教怎样尿液检查不会被抓到。你看
: 大联盟那些被抓到的球员都是煞笔。
: 我当年曾经处于对这项运动的热爱考虑过进入这行，但是在小联盟工作了一个暑假之
: 后接触到了幕后，就打消了这个念头
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【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
Stan
he
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
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★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.8
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
baseball
harmonica
be
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.8
【在 a********l 的大作中提到】
: has been laid to rest at the age of 92. during his life, he played baseball
: to the best of his god-given ability, taking a break in between only to
: serve his country during WWII, loved his wife for 72 years, played harmonica
: to entertain the crowds, and always treated everyone around him like a
: friend. or simply, he lived a great american life. come april it's gonna be
: awfully hard on opening day with his absence.
: during the past week we heard countless stories of grown men, for whom Stan
: Musial was a boyhood hero growing up, weeping over his passing. to them, he
: wasn't just someone who could hit a 90 mph fastball 400 feet, but also
: someone you could run into at a local diner. he mingled with Popes and
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