Casey Stengel went from being perceived as a clown to a gifted raconteur who made more sense than was immediately apparent to a venerable old man wisecracking his way through his twilight seasons ...

Casey Stengel had good intuitive sense. Casey was a great ballplayer and then a great manager. He said: “The trouble is not that players have sex the night before a game. It’s that they stay ...

On Feb. 23, 1934, Casey Stengel was hired as the new Brooklyn Dodgers manager to replace beloved Hall of Famer Max Carey. Like Carey, Stengel previously spent time with the Dodgers franchise as a ...

Stengel was as unsuccessful in Boston as he was in Brooklyn, so after six more years, he was canned again. It was back to the minors for Casey, and it was there that he became a winner.

With apologies to baseball great Casey Stengel, investing can be pretty well understood by thinking about just five of the longtime manager's classic quotes, from the Baseball Almanac.

I’m disappointed. I don’t think Casey Stengel could change the outcome of that ballclub," Roberts told reporters on Sunday, via the Los Angeles Times. "That’s not the manager’s fault," he ...

Casey Stengel knew the risk that he was taking when he used Turley in the last three games of the 1958 World Series. It ruined Turley's career, but the Yankees won a World Championship.