This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Lou Boudreau had quite a baseball career. He ...

OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio -- This baseball season has featured budding Los Angeles Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani’s quest to become the greatest combination pitcher/batter since a fellow named Babe Ruth hit ...

OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. -- Lou Boudreau, 84, the Baseball Hall of Fame shortstop and manager who in 1948 led the Cleveland Indians to their last world championship, died of cardiac arrest Aug. 10 at a ...

I have to take issue with Steve’s Traina’s Sept. 29 guest column on Lou Boudreau and the 1948 Indians (“The greatest single baseball season ever?”).

Lou Boudreau, the baseball Hall of Famer who led the Cleveland Indians to their last World Series championship, died Friday. He was 84. Boudreau, the shortstop and manager of the 1948 championship ...

Former Illini Lou Boudreau with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn during his 1970 Baseball Hall of Fame induction. Former Illini Lou Boudreau with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn during his 1970 Baseball Hall of Fame ...

With a baseball Barnum’s flair for profitable hokum, Bill Veeck touched a match to Lou Boudreau’s old contract, and grinned while the flames consumed it. Then 31-year-old Lou Boudreau signed a new, ...

Telephone switchboards at Cleveland newspapers and radio stations lit up like Christmas trees last week. The town’s baseball fans had just heard that the Indians were sacking popular Manager Lou ...

Lou Boudreau, age 84, of Frankfort, died August 10, 2001, beloved husband of the late Della E., nee DeRuiter; beloved father of Barbara (Paul) Golaszewski, Sharon Boudreau, Louis (Vicky) and James ...

“One is too young to know what they’ve done to him, the other so old he doesn’t care.” Thus a New York sportswriter summed up last week’s big baseball news. The “one too young” was 24-year-old Lou ...