Rusty Staub (1944-2018) à l'hôtel de ville de Montréal le 7 avril 1970 en compagnie du maire Jean Drapeau, du propriétaire Charles Bronfman, du président John McHale et de ses coéquipiers de ...

What a grand farewell for Le Grand Orange. What a fittingly elaborate tribute to the man who enjoyed fine wine, fine food and fine living. Somewhere, Rusty Staub had to be smiling. The Mets icon, w… ...

Tie-ins everywhere you look, right? With free agency over 40 years old, Staub stands as the only player to tally 500-plus hits with four different clubs (Astros, Mets, Tigers and Expos).

Three years after his death, Rusty Staub lives in the hearts of those who loved him. The revered Mets star endures in the home of Theresa Giammona, whose firefighter husband died on 9/11 in the Twi… ...

Rusty Staub died at age 73 on Thursday. Getty Images Rusty Staub, the godfather of baseball in Canada, a cult hero for generations of fans in New York and Montreal, a bon vivant and beloved ...

Rusty Staub, the red-haired, clutch-hitting “Le Grand Orange,” who became Montreal’s first Major League Baseball hero and who was a star player with the New York Mets and other teams during ...

NEW YORK -- Rusty Staub, the orange-haired outfielder who became a huge hit with baseball fans in two countries during an All-Star career that spanned 23 major league seasons, died Thursday. He ...