Category:St. Louis Cardinals players
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This category includes baseball players for the team known as the St. Louis Cardinals who play in the National League (1900-present).
Pages in category "St. Louis Cardinals players"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,947 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Stubby Clapp
- Doug Clarey
- Danny Clark (baseball)
- Jack Clark (baseball)
- Jim Clark (1910s outfielder)
- Mark Clark (baseball)
- Mike Clark (baseball)
- Phil Clark (pitcher)
- Will Clark
- Josh Clarke (baseball)
- Stan Clarke
- Royce Clayton
- Doug Clemens
- Lance Clemons
- Verne Clemons
- Donn Clendenon
- Maikel Cleto
- Reggie Cleveland
- Tony Cloninger
- Ed Clough
- Dick Cole (baseball)
- Vince Coleman (baseball)
- Walter Coleman
- Darnell Coles
- Dave Collins
- Phil Collins (baseball)
- Ripper Collins (baseball)
- Jackie Collum
- Bob Coluccio
- Tim Conroy
- Willson Contreras
- Ed Conwell
- Mike Coolbaugh
- Scott Coolbaugh
- Jimmy Cooney (1920s shortstop)
- Tim Cooney (baseball)
- Mort Cooper
- Scott Cooper (baseball)
- Walker Cooper
- Mays Copeland
- Joe Corbett
- Roy Corhan
- Rhéal Cormier
- Pat Corrales
- Frank Corridon
- Jim Cosman
- John Costello (baseball)
- Chip Coulter
- Jack Coveney
- Bill Cox (baseball)
- Danny Cox (baseball)
- Estel Crabtree
- Allen Craig
- Roger Craig (baseball)
- Doc Crandall
- Brandon Crawford
- Forrest Crawford
- Glenn Crawford
- Pat Crawford (baseball)
- Willie Crawford
- Doug Creek
- Jack Creel
- Bernie Creger
- Frank Crespi
- Lou Criger
- Nabil Crismatt
- Tripp Cromer
- Ed Crosby
- Jeff Cross (baseball)
- Monte Cross
- Bill Crouch (1940s pitcher)
- Rich Croushore
- George Crowe
- Mike Crudale
- Walton Cruise
- Gene Crumling
- Héctor Cruz (baseball)
- Iván Cruz
- Jesús Cruz
- José Cruz
- Tommy Cruz
- Tony Cruz (baseball)
- Mike Cuellar
- George Culver
- John Cumberland
- Joe Cunningham (baseball)
- Ray Cunningham
- Clarence Currie
- Murphy Currie
- Jermaine Curtis
- John Curtis (baseball)
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- John D'Acquisto
- Gene Dale
- Jack Damaska
- Rolla Daringer
- Alvin Dark
- Vic Davalillo
- Jerry DaVanon
- Curt Davis
- Eric Davis (baseball)
- Jim Davis (pitcher)
- Kiddo Davis
- Ron Davis (outfielder)
- Spud Davis
- Willie Davis (baseball)
- Bill Dawley
- Boots Day
- Pea Ridge Day
- Ken Dayley
- Cot Deal
- Austin Dean
- Dizzy Dean
- Paul Dean (baseball)
- Doug DeCinces
- Tony DeFate
- Rube DeGroff
- Mike DeJean
- Iván DeJesús
- Paul DeJong
- Bobby Del Greco
- Joe Delahanty
- Bill DeLancey
- Art Delaney
- José DeLeón
- Luis DeLeón
- Wilson Delgado
- Eddie Delker
- Wheezer Dell
- Rich DeLucia
- Ben DeLuzio
- Frank Demaree
- Lee DeMontreville
- Don Dennis
- John Denny
- Mark DeRosa
- Paul Derringer
- Russ Derry
- Joe DeSa
- Daniel Descalso
- Delino DeShields
- Aledmys Díaz
- Einar Díaz
- Leo Dickerman
- Corey Dickerson
- Brandon Dickson
- Murry Dickson
- Chuck Diering
- Larry Dierker
- Mike DiFelice
- Pat Dillard
- Pickles Dillhoefer
- Mike Dimmel
- Frank DiPino
- Dutch Distel
- Steve Dixon (baseball)
- Bill Doak
- George Dockins
- Cozy Dolan (1910s outfielder)
- She Donahue
- Mike Donlin
- Blix Donnelly
- Brendan Donovan
- Patsy Donovan
- Octavio Dotel
- Taylor Douthit
- Dennis Dove
- Dave Dowling
- Carl Doyle
- Jeff Doyle (baseball)
- Moe Drabowsky
- Lee Dressen
- Rob Dressler
- J. D. Drew
- Dan Driessen
- Carl Druhot
- Matt Duff
- Zach Duke
- Bob Duliba
- Chris Duncan
- Taylor Duncan
- Wiley Dunham
- Grant Dunlap
- Jack Dunleavy
- Shawon Dunston
- Don Durham
- Joe Durham
- Leon Durham
- Leo Durocher
- Erv Dusak
- Jim Dwyer (baseball)
- Eddie Dyer