The Cardinals happily celebrated Simmons, a Michigan native who made his home in St. Louis even after retirement. Fans at the Cardinals-Twins game received their own Ted Simmons bobblehead.

Former St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons buttons a Hall of Fame jersey as National Baseball Hall of Fame President Tim Mead looks on, right, during the Major League Baseball winter meetings ...

Ted Simmons: Why The Cardinals' Greatest Catcher Is Hall Of Fame Worthy Evan Bruschini Correspondent I August 27, 2010 Comments ... I'm speaking, of course, about Ted Simmons.

Former St Louis Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons deserves to be inducted in Cooperstown with other baseball greats. He has better stats than Johnny Bench, Gary Carter and Carlton Fisk who are already ...

Most people know Ted Simmons as a Hall of Fame catcher for the Cardinals. But he has an art collection that may be as impressive as his playing career To stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. The wait had been 25 years for Ted Simmons. After the former Cardinals star, one of the top-hitting catchers and switch ...

“Ted Simmons is one of the finest players to have worn the Birds on the Bat and will forever be a part of Cardinals history,” said Cardinals’ Chairman Bill DeWitt, Jr.

Ted Simmons, the former eight-time All-Star catcher, witnessed racial bias when he moved to St. Louis nearly 45 years ago, and for the Cardinals. He was a kid who was born and raised in Michigan ...

He happened to be the oldest son of Ted Simmons, the former St. Louis Cardinals great, an eight-time All-Star catcher. His greatest treasure, Hamm says, was a catcher's mitt that Ted Simmons gave him.

Former Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons raises his fist in the air after unveiling a statue of himself sculpted by Harry Webber on Saturday, July 31, 2021, outside Busch Stadium.

Ted Simmons: Why The Cardinals' Greatest Catcher Is Hall Of Fame Worthy. Evan Bruschini Jun 7, 2018. When we think of great hitting catchers, we think of Yogi Berra, Johnny Bench, and Mike Piazza.