Hall of Fame pitcher and World Series champion Bruce Sutter has died, the Cardinals announced on Friday.
Baseball Hall of Fame members Ozzie Smith and Johnnie Bench pose with Bruce Sutter, while wearing false beards, during his induction ceremony at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., July 30, 2006.Sutter’s career spanned a dozen years, four of them with the Cardinals from 1981 through 1984, where he helped guide St. Louis to a World Series title in 1982. A six-time All-Star and one of the sport’s most dominant relievers, he had a career 2.
He also pitched for the Cubs and the Atlanta Braves and won the Cy Young with Chicago in 1979. Five times he led the National League in saves.Sutter was a dominant pitcher and a member of the '82 World Series Championship team.Our thoughts are with Bruce's family and friends.
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