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Tony LaRussa is a retired professional baseball manager and player. He was born in Florida in 1944 and grew up in California, where he attended high school and college. During college, LaRussa played baseball for the University of South Florida and was even offered a contract to play for the Kansas City Athletics, though he ultimately decided to pursue a law degree instead.
After completing his legal education, LaRussa began his professional baseball career as a player for the Kansas City Athletics in 1963. He played as an infielder for several teams over the next few years, including the Oakland Athletics and the Atlanta Braves. However, it was his career as a manager that would define his legacy in the sport.
In 1979, LaRussa began managing the Chicago White Sox and led them to their first playoff appearance in 24 years. He later went on to manage the Oakland Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals, leading both teams to multiple World Series championships. He retired from baseball in 2011 with a record of 2,728 wins and 2,365 losses as a manager, making him the third-winningest manager in Major League Baseball history at the time. LaRussa was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014, cementing his status as one of the most successful and influential figures in the sport.
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The most expensive item with a signature of Tony LaRussa (Tony LaRussa St. Louis Cardinals Signed Game-Used First Base Win #1042 JSA COA .) was sold in May 2026 for $1,999.99 while the cheapest item (1981 Fleer Tony Larussa Autographed Baseball Card White Sox A's Cardinals) found a new owner for $0.06 in May 2019. The month with the most items sold (99) was April 2026 with an average selling price of $39.24 for an autographed item of Tony LaRussa. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in October 2011 with $159.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was February 2010. In average, an autographed item from Tony LaRussa is worth $20.50.
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Latest News about Tony LaRussa
Tony Larussa on the D-backs season (03/03/2015): The D-backs new Chief Baseball Officer talks to Doug Meehan about his plans for the 2015 season Tony LaRussa speaks at Boys & Girls Clubs Breakfast (12/18/2014): Baseball Hall of Fame manager Tony LaRussa, spoke to a crowd of over 800 supporters of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay. Mets' Sandy Alderson fires back at Tony LaRussa about A's steroid use (07/28/2014): Sandy Alderson and Tony LaRussa were together for over a decade in Oakland. 
Tony LaRussa On Leadership: Hit The Road First! (05/29/2014): Your first big assignment for your new job is to visit South Bend, Indiana; Visalia, California; Mobile, Alabama and Reno, Nevada. Tony LaRussa Hired As Arizona Diamondbacks’ Chief Baseball Operator (05/18/2014): PHOENIX — Tony La Russa is back in the big leagues, though he won’t be...
Older News Stories about Tony LaRussa
Tony LaRussa: John Farrell’s Criticism Of Replay System Is ‘Premature’ (04/2014): Tony LaRussa responded Monday to criticism from Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell about Major League Baseball’s... Column: Tony LaRussa left two very impressive logos for Cardinals’ fans (01/2014): I wasn’t surprised by Tony La Russa’s decision to go without a team logo on his Hall of Fame plaque when inducted into Cooperstown in July. Daily Madden: Newly-Elected Hall Of Famer Tony LaRussa Talks Baseball (12/2013): Baseball's latest Hall of Famer, Tony LaRussa, joins KCBS' morning crew and John Madden for a congratulations on a job well done. JUCO Winter Meeting: Jamie Hamilton Talks Tony LaRussa (11/2013): The Junior College World Series Executive Committee held their annual "Winter Meeting" Tuesday night at Two Rivers Convention Center. Get your Tony LaRussa bobblehead this weekend (07/2013): OFALLON, MO (KTVI) – Baseball fans can get a souvenir bobblehead this weekend of former Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa. But... Baseball icon Tony LaRussa talks World Baseball Classic (03/2013): Baseball icon Tony LaRussa stopped by Good Morning Arizona Tuesday to talk to Scott Pasmore about this weekend's World Baseball Classic. First-Year Rockies Manager Walt Weiss Has Leaned On Tony LaRussa (01/2013): Walt Weiss made the huge jump from high school manager at Regis Jesuit High School to the majors, and CBS4's Vic Lombardi asked Weiss how he's going to make the transition. National Medical Billing Services to Sponsor Tony LaRussa's Keynote Address (10/2012): ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- National Medical Billing Services , a national healthcare revenue cycle management company that specializes in servicing ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) and ... Long Lines For Tony LaRussa Book Signing (09/2012): ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – Tony LaRussa is back in town to promote his memoir ‘One Last Strike’. Left Bank... Tony LaRussa flashes the bling at ESPY Awards (07/2012): Fresh off his All-Star beat down of the American League, former Fresh off his All-Star beat down of the American League, former Cardinals skipper Tony LaRussa was showing off the hardware on the red carpet at the ESPY Awards. What Tony LaRussa Will Miss Most From the Dugout (03/2012): What single play on a baseball field requires the most thought and strategy? We asked Tony LaRussa, one of the most cerebral and successful managers in Major League Baseball history who went out on top last fall by retiring from the St. Louis Cardinals following their 2011 World Series victory. Tony LaRussa becomes student at Tiger camp (02/2012): LAKELAND, Fla. • For the first time in 50 spring trainings, Tony La Russa wasn’t wearing baseball garb but blue jeans, a sports shirt, a lanyard with a credential and a golf hat from the recent tournament at Pebble Beach that he attended. FSU law grad Tony LaRussa to speak at commencement (12/2011): Longtime major league baseball manager Tony LaRussa is returning to Tallahassee for the first time in 33 years. IMG Worldwide and Washington Speakers Bureau Announce Joint Exclusive Representa (11/2011): NEW YORK, NY-- - IMG Worldwide Inc and Washington Speakers Bureau are pleased to announce a joint exclusive representation partnership in speaking engagements only of Tony LaRussa, who led the St. Louis ... Cardinals' Manager Tony LaRussa Is Retiring From Baseball (10/2011): Just days after winning his third World Series title as a manager, LaRussa is retiring according to a Cardinals beat writer. The winningest manager in Cardinals history will leave the game the way most people dream – on top. Baseball: Tony LaRussa makes all the right moves in return to Cardinals bench (05/2011): Pujols plays third base for the first time since 2002 in the Cardinals' 3-1 victory
