JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) - The "Mad Hungarian" made a name for himself using a blazing fastball and some antics on the pitcher's mound. Sporting a Fu Manchu mustache and long hair, Hrabosky would stomp ...

ST. LOUIS – Three new names will officially join the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame later this season: Shortstop Edgar Rentería, pitcher Al Hrabosky, and longtime executive Walt Jocketty. The ...

"Who was it that wore the cowboy hat with Ron Jeremy?"- Bally Sports' Al Hrabosky. It was followed by plenty of laughter from Alexa Datt. After the St. Louis Cardinals lost 6-3 to the Cincinnati Reds ...

ST. LOUIS – Al Hrabosky, after decades of service in the St. Louis Cardinals organization as a pitcher and TV/radio broadcaster, is set to be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame next month.

Hrabosky, 68, and Thompson, 35, are former big-league hurlers who had their most success with the Redbirds. (Unaffected is the other ex-Cards pitcher on FSM’s roster, Rick Horton, 58.) But Hrabosky, a ...

Cardinals analyst Al Hrabosky had quite the on-air mix-up following St. Louis’ 6-3 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, when he confused an iconic movie character with a notorious porn star. The ...

St. Louis Cardinals television analyst Al Hrabosky made quite the faux pas on Sunday’s postgame show. Hrabosky and studio host Alexa Datt were discussing the outfit worn by Cardinals pitcher Miles ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. The "Mad Hungarian" was coming and they were ready. It was a sea of red at Prather Elementary School on Friday, when students, ...

The 30th Springfield Sports Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony will be April 7 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza. Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Al Hrabosky, now a member of the ...

St. Louis Cardinals analyst Al Hrabosky got his Rons confused on Bally Sports Midwest, alright. During the postgame on Bally Sports Midwest, St. Louis Cardinals analyst Al Hrabosky confused Ron Jeremy ...

Everyone loves a good confrontation in Major League Baseball. Sunday gave fans another showing as Tampa Bay Rays pitcher David Price and home-plate umpire Tom Hallion had a war of words on and off the ...