Timothy Stengel, who boasts deep roots in the Philadelphia legal community and served in the DOJ since 2017, will co-chair ...

Stengel, nicknamed “Casey” from the initials of his hometown, also managed the Dodgers from 1934-1936 and led the Boston Braves from 1938-1943.

Maybe they think Mets fans shouldn’t vote? Or maybe the CFB should adopt a slogan from Casey Stengel’s verdict on the Amazins: “Can’t anybody here play this game?” ...

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 ...

Dave Roberts on the Colorado Rockies firing his mentor, Bud Black: "I'm bummed. I'm disappointed. I don't think Casey Stengel could change the outcome of that ballclub, and that's not the manager ...

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 ...

Charles Dillon (“Casey”) Stengel has a deeply lined, hawklike face that is hard to forget. He has wiry, bowed legs, a workaday wit, and an air of mock modesty. “I’m an apple-knocker,” he ...

(See Cover) This is the way old Casey Stengel ran running his home run home to a Giant victory by a score of 5 to 4 in the first game of the World's Series of 1923. This is the way old Casey ...

One was Casey Stengel, the legendary baseball player and manager. The other, William Powell, headed for Hollywood and a his movie career that included the popular “Thin Man” films.

Arnold (Casey) Stengel passed into the arms of his Lord on Wednesday, March 29, 2023 at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park, MN after a short bout with pneumonia.