Last Updated: August 4th, 2024 by Jake Cain Rusty Staub and Dave Winfield are two players who not only impressed on the field but also off it. Their careers are filled with memorable moments ...

O’Neill, known for his fiery passion and clutch performances, and Staub, “Le Grand Orange,” remembered for his consistent hitting and multilingual charm, left indelible marks on baseball ...

Decades before analytics became commonplace in baseball, Daniel Joseph (Rusty) Staub compiled the goods on every pitcher he faced in the batter’s box or observed from the top step of the dugout ...

Outside, the day-long rain was falling as hundreds of mourners began filing into St. Patrick’s Cathedral to pay their final respects to Rusty Staub, son of four cities but especially New York… ...

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 ...

It was with a heavy heart that I learned last month of the passing of Rusty Staub. Seventy-three years old was too soon to go, but he lived a good life, and I have nothing but the absolute nicest ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Rusty Staub, 73, the New Orleans-born Catholic baseball star who was a fan favorite in a well-traveled, 23-season career, died March 29 in West Palm Beach following a heart ...

Rusty Staub, 73, the New Orleans-born Catholic baseball star who was a fan favorite in a well-traveled, 23-season career, died March 29 in West Palm Beach following a heart attack.

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 teammate, and one of the most prolific athlete ...