Whitey Herzog, a Hall of Fame baseball manager, has died at age 92.

He is celebrated for developing 'Whiteyball,' a dynamic style of baseball play.

Herzog led the St. Louis Cardinals to a World Series win and three National League Championships.

His managerial success extended to the Kansas City Royals with three consecutive division titles.

Herzog's career with the Cardinals included 822 victories.

MLB and Hall of Fame officials have publicly honored Herzog's significant contributions to baseball.

He leaves behind a family including his wife, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.