Yesterday, we introduced fans to Augie Nash and his incredible passion for preserving St. Louis Cardinals history. https://www.gatewaysports.net/post/gateway-sports-fan-spotlight-augie-nash-preserving-cardinals-history-one-photo-at-a-time . Today, we’re sharing one of the players Augie hopes more fans will learn about — Charlie Peete, a name many don’t know, but absolutely should. Peete’s rise through baseball in the 1950s was nothing short of remarkable. After time with the

Stan Musial - Those hands produced: 3630 Hits, 1949 Runs, 725 Doubles, 177 Triples, 475 HRs, 1951 RBI, 6,134 Total bases .331 Batting Average, 14 times in the top 10 for MVP (won 3). ONLY 696 strikeouts in 22 years, 24 All-Star Games, 55 MLB records when he retired When it comes to preserving the heart and soul of Cardinals baseball, few do it with more passion than Augie Nash. Known for sharing vintage photos, memorabilia, and timeless stories, Augie has become a trusted sou

Before he became one of the most explosive receivers in franchise history, Roy Green  was grinding it out as a defensive back, trying to find his footing in the NFL. Drafted in the fourth round by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1979 as a DB, Green quickly earned the nickname “Jet Stream” for his blazing speed. But speed alone didn’t prepare him for the physical toll of double duty. By 1981, Green was playing meaningful snaps on both sides of the ball — covering receivers one seri