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USA TODAYTony La Russa at Tigers camp, raves about PrinceUSA TODAYLAKELAND, Fla. -- A major fan of Prince Fielder arrived in Tigers camp this morning. Tony La Russa. La Russa spoke as he sat with Jim Leyland in Leyland's manager's office at Marchant Stadium. The two have been close friends for decades.Retired manager Tony La Russa in talks with commissioner to work for MLBWashington PostLa Russa in talks to work for MLBSTLtoday.comLa Russa visiting with Tigers at spring trainingBoston.comall...Read Full Story

St. Louis manager Tony La Russa is retiring.”I think this just feels like it’s time to end it,” La Russa said Monday morning during a news conference at Busch Stadium. La Russa, 67, goes out a champion after leading the Cardinals to a stirring seven-game World Series triumph over the Texas Rangers just days ago. It was his third championship. He also won the 1989 World Series with Oakland and the 2006 Series with St. Louis. The four-time Manager of the Year won six pennants, three in the AL...Read Full Story

Lastweek every indication was that Tony La Russa planned to return for his 17thseason as Cardinals manager and even today when the Cardinals announced a pressconference few people suspected it had anything to do with the manager.Turnsout he’s decided to go out on top, with La Russa making the surprise retirementannouncement this morning.LaRussa calls it quits just 35 wins away from passing John McGraw for secondplace on the all-time list behind Connie Mack, but the 67-year-old manager’splace...Read Full Story

CTV.caTony La Russa retires a World Champion — next stop CooperstownNew York Daily NewsSt. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announces his retirement at a news conference at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. The 67-year-old St. Louis Cardinals manager, fresh off winning his third World Championship ring, announced his retirement Monday ...La Russa helped change how baseball is playedFox NewsTony La Russa changed the game and now he leaves it on topSI.comCherington's hello, La Russa's...Read Full Story

ReutersTony La Russa goes out on topNew York Daily NewsSt. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announces his retirement at a news conference at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. The 67-year-old St. Louis Cardinals manager, fresh off winning his third World Championship ring, announced his retirement Monday ...La Russa helped change how baseball is playedFox NewsWho is the early favorite to win next year's World Series?Los Angeles TimesTony La Russa changed the game and now he leaves it on topSI...Read Full Story