Casey Stengel, a Kansas City native, is one of the most famous men in MLB history. Despite national fame, Kansas City offers little public tribute to Stengel's legacy. New York monuments honor Stengel ...

The cover for Marty Appel’s book “Casey Stengel: Baseball’s Greatest Character” shows the Old Perfessor’s wrinkled face under a baseball cap offering a big wink — but is it a Yankees cap or a Mets cap ...

Baseball great Casey Stengel was one of a kind: the only person to play or manage for all the New York teams — the Dodgers, Giants, Yankees, and Mets — and the first to manage both of the latter. New ...

Near the end of February, 1934, the Brooklyn Dodgers summoned coach Casey Stengel to New York. The next day, General Manager Bob Quinn told Max Carey that he no longer was needed to manage the Dodgers ...

Casey Stengel might have played with or against, managed for or against and just plain knew more people than anyone else in Major League Baseball history, a point Marty Appel makes in his new ...

Behold, one of the greatest managers in baseball history, while still a young buck in his playing days: That would be Mr. Casey Stengel in 1915, when he was a 24-year-old outfielder for the Brooklyn ...

Hall of Fame manager Casey Stengel is remembered for his time with the New York Yankees, leading their dynasty through the late 1940’s and through the 1950’s. However, he began his managerial career ...

Donald Trump takes advice from no one, so what follows is probably a fruitless exercise. Still, Trump likes sports. He certainly knows who Casey Stengel was and Stengel, who notched eight world series ...

Casey Stengel and the Brooklyn Dodgers got great satisfaction by beating the New York Giants the last two games of the season, thus denying them any chances of repeating as World Champions, but 1934 ...

Appel (Munson: The Life and Death of a Yankee Captain) relies on recent access to the unpublished memoir of Casey Stengel’s widow, Edna, as well as new digitized versions of vintage small-town ...