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Rosalie Burrus |
I support this petition. |
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Brian Davis |
I support this petition. |
| 71 |
Jason Burris |
Retire #51, one of the greatest Cardinals!! |
| 70 |
Chris |
I have all Willie's baseball cards, what a guy |
| 69 |
Chris Fox |
Honor Willie!!! |
| 68 |
Matt Midgett |
Willie was not only a great player, but a great person and humanitarian. He
brought a competitive spirit and love of baseball to the plate every night.
Retire his numbers out of the tremendous respect he deserves to be shown. |
| 67 |
Matt Flores |
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jake allen |
one of the greatest to wear the birds across his chest |
| 65 |
Travi Brown |
Retire His Number Today |
| 64 |
Chuck Pope |
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phil chaney |
retire his number already |
| 62 |
John Frank |
Willie McGee is why I love baseball |
| 61 |
Kevin BAum |
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| 60 |
rodney |
i grew up with willie in the bay area.. our family were pretty close.he
deserves his jersey retired |
| 59 |
John Uhles |
Willie McGee deserves to have his number retired! |
| 58 |
Bill Fenlon |
If you can retire Boyer's number, you can retire Willie's. |
| 57 |
eliot thompson |
This was a darn good player and created lots of havock on the basepaths.
His number could be retired someday for the Cards. He is one to remember.
They may not have won as many titles without him. |
| 56 |
John Chandler |
He is one of the most diserving players to have this done! |
| 55 |
Karen Burton |
Retire #51 |
| 54 |
Regina Wigger |
Willie McGee is one of the the best baseball players to come out of the
Cardinal organization. He so deserves to have his number retired by the
Cardinal's |
| 53 |
Jackie Smith |
HE DESERVES IT |
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Amy Rene Wigger |
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Danielle |
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Josh Barnes |
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Karrie |
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LW HAILTON |
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Brian Salvador |
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scott wiegand |
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marc crecelius |
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andrew |
Retire |
| 43 |
Ben Hegeman |
Willie was born in San Francisco and played for the Giants and A's.
Please support his induction into Bay Area Sport HOF |
| 42 |
Erick Shopher |
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Bud Higgins |
REtire #51. Not a joke. This would be the best indication of the esteem we
hold for Willie. |
| 40 |
Charles Angel |
Willie was a great Cardinal. It's a joke that 51 is not retired
already! |
| 39 |
Chris G |
RETIRE 51!!Put him on the wall. |
| 38 |
chris k |
Great player and more deserving than Sutter! |
| 37 |
Rachel Shakofsky |
Get it up there!!! |
| 36 |
Tom Lowery |
HANG UP THAT JERSEY |
| 35 |
Brian Ellison |
He was my favorite growing up. I saw he steal home runs, steal bases, and
I was there when he hit a hr in the bottom of the 9th in 98 which snapped
the 8 game losing streak to begin the season.
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| 34 |
stephanie |
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Joe McBrayer |
Come On Front Office, Get this done....retire 51! |
| 32 |
George Hines |
Willie McGee was my childhood hero, and he was truly a humble hero. For
that his number should go down in the memory of Cardinal fans forever. |
| 31 |
Jay Buerck |
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Luke Arthur |
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Brandon Kell |
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rachel |
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Brian K |
He deserves this for all the great things he did for SL. |
| 26 |
Yonathan Yoseph |
He was one of the most entertaining and consistent players I had seen. His
defensive plays were spectacular. |
| 25 |
Christina Knox |
Do the right thing. |
| 24 |
Timothy Johnson |
Say hey, Willie! Thanks for the memories! |
Members Area
For an entire generation of Cardinals fans, Willie McGee was the face of the team. From his spectacular debut in 1982 to his retirement in 1999, Willie was a fan favorite. During his time with the Cardinals Willie was an MVP, two time batting champion, four time all-star and three time Gold Glove winner. Even though he was traded away in 1990, he returned in 1996 and picked up right where he left off as a St. Louis icon. 
