Extended interview: Former St. Louis Cardinals player Andy Van Slyke reflects on legacy of Whitey He

Sports director Frank Cusumano talked with former St. Louis Cardinals player Andy Van Slyke about the legacy of former manager Whitey Herzog. Herzog died Tuesday morning at the age of 92.
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[@jamesdavison2927]

I consider myself very lucky to be a Carde fan all my 52 years on this planet
Was very lucky to have had the thrill of being a fan when Whitey was here
RIP WHITEY
YOU WILL BE AND ARE MISSED

[@jimg7318]

Will never be another Whitey. Such a great guy and manager. I already miss him dearly.

[@georgesouthwick7000]

When Whitey came to St. Louis they had a bunch of home run hitters who couldn’t score any runs……sounds just a little bit like the current Cardinals offense, doesn’t it?

[@MrAitraining]

That old carpet field helped them then too. They would just pound the ball into the ground and beat out hits.