Nearly a month has handed since Scott Rolen grew to become the latest member of the Baseball Corridor of Fame.

The 47-year-old was elected to Cooperstown after six years on the poll.

Nevertheless, there was nonetheless one query but to be answered, that being which crew he would in the end characterize on his plaque.

In the end, he selected the St. Louis Cardinals.

Rolen was traded over to St. Louis from the Philadelphia Phillies in 2002 and was with the crew till 2007.

There, he helped kind the dynamic “MV3” with Jim Edmonds and Albert Pujols and performed a key position within the crew’s World Collection title run in 2006.

On Twitter, the Cardinals celebrated Rolen’s resolution to put on the crew’s cap into Cooperstown, posting a photograph of him celebrating after the ultimate out of the 2006 World Collection.

It is official!

Scott Rolen will enter the @baseballhall as a St. Louis Cardinal! pic.twitter.com/1ZqnY7c4AW

— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) February 17, 2023

Rolen helped information the Cardinals to 4 division titles and two World Collection appearances.

After a disastrous 2004 sequence in opposition to the Boston Pink Sox, the eight-time Gold Glover went 8-for-19 within the ’06 sequence, hitting a house run in Sport 1.

The seven-time All-Star performed with stars reminiscent of Pujols, Edmonds, Larry Walker, Rick Ankiel, Yadier Molina, Chris Carpenter, David Eckstein, Edgar Renteria, Jason Isringhausen, Jeff Suppan, and Adam Wainwright throughout his time in St. Louis.

For his profession, the Corridor-of-Famer hit for a .281 common, hit a complete of 316 dwelling runs, picked up 2,077 hits, and had a WAR of 70.1.

Together with former teammates Edmonds, Carpenter, and Isringhausen, Rolen is a member of the Cardinals Corridor of Fame.

Now, he’ll perpetually be remembered as a Cardinal as he enters Cooperstown.

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