Lou Brock, Hall of Fame baseball player, dies at 81

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Lou Brock (Bou Brock), one of the best batsmen and base hitters in baseball history, died on Sunday at the age of 81. A representative of the Brock family confirmed his death to the Cardinal of St. Louis.

Brock is called the “stolen base expert” by the National Baseball Fame. He has played in Major League Baseball for 19 seasons, of which 16 are the Cardinals. Of the team. He is one of 32 players with a field goal percentage of 3,000 or more and has the second-highest theft rate in Major League Baseball history.

William DeWitt, chief executive officer and principal owner of the Cardinals, said: “Lubrok is one of the most respected members of the St. Louis Cardinals and one of the best bat wearers of all time. “He is an ambassador for the national game and a fan favorite. He has established connections with millions of baseball fans across generations. He will be deeply missed and will be remembered forever.”