Shortstop

Replaying the 1942 script, the Cardinals dropped game one.

In game two, Marty Marion, Mr. Shortstop, came to bat in the third of a scoreless tie, a flawless fielder with a rifle arm.

Fred Barber's call shows Slats also had a little sting in his backhand.

The Cardinals won that game, but it would be their only victory in the 1943 Fall Classic.

Replaying the 1942 script, the Cardinals dropped game one.

In game two, Marty Marion, Mr. Shortstop, came to bat in the third of a scoreless tie.

A flawless fielder with a rifle arm, Fred Barber's call shows Slats also had a little sting in his back.

The Cardinals won that game, but it would be their only victory in the 1943 Fall Classic.

Replaying the 1942 script, the Cardinals dropped Game 1.

In Game 2, Marty Marion, Mr. Shortstop, came to bat in the third of a scoreless tie.

A flawless fielder with a rifle arm, Red Barber's call shows Slats also had a little sting in his bat.

Now a magnificent fielding shortstop, old Iron Toe Pio.

A high, tough fly.

Short left field.

Shortstop out there makes the play.

Terry Harmon takes care of Brock's pop fly.

And also, I forget the guy's name.

Shout out to Shortstop, who made that awful throw the play before.

Otherwise, why does it get up now? Yeah, it was 1-0.

Springer hits a routine grounder, and he throws it into right field, which gave us two runs, and then sets up Vlade for that... for that big swing so that was awesome so also like yesterday cleveland had so many defensive air like for the they're supposed to be like the