Stan Musial

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Hall of Famer Major League Baseball player baseball player human

Stan Musial was a legendary Hall of Fame outfielder and first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, widely regarded as one of the greatest hitters in baseball history.

Aliases (2)

Musial ×1
Stanley Frank Musial ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Hall of Famer → Major League Baseball player → baseball player → human →
allStarSelections	24 →
associatedWithCity	St. Louis, Missouri →
bats	left →
battedAverage	.331 →
battingTitles	7 →
birthDate	1920-11-21 →
birthPlace	Donora, Pennsylvania, United States →
deathDate	2013-01-19 →
deathPlace	Ladue, Missouri, United States →
doubles	725 →
familyName	Musial →
finalMLBGameDate	1963-09-29 →
fullName	Stanley Frank Musial →
gamesPlayed	3026 →
givenName	Stanley →
HallOfFameBallots	first ballot →
HallOfFameInductionYear	1969 →
HallOfFameVotePercentage	93.2 →
hits	3630 →
homeRuns	475 →
honor	Presidential Medal of Freedom →
jerseyNumber	6 →
league	National League →
militaryService	United States Navy →
militaryServicePeriod	World War II →
missedSeason	1945 MLB season →
MLBDebutDate	1941-09-17 →
MLBDebutTeam	St. Louis Cardinals →
MVPAwards	3 →
nickname	Stan the Man →
playedFor	St. Louis Cardinals →
PresidentialMedalOfFreedomYear	2011 →
primaryPosition	first baseman → outfielder →
runsBattedIn	1951 →
runsScored	1949 →
SilverSluggerAwards	0 →
sport	baseball →
statueLocation	Busch Stadium, St. Louis →
teamRetiredNumberBy	St. Louis Cardinals →
throws	left →
triples	177 →
WorldSeriesChampionYears	1942 → 1944 → 1946 →
WorldSeriesTitles	3 →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Stan Musial ("Musial") →	familyName
Stan Musial ("Stanley Frank Musial") →	fullName
St. Louis Cardinals →	hasHallOfFamer
MLB All-Star Game →	mostAppearancesRecordHolder
National League Most Valuable Player Award →	notableRecipient