Hall of Famers
Below are the three men who played for the St. Louis Stars and were later inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. After the player's name is their primary position, years played with the Stars and year inducted into the Hall of Fame. An asterisk denotes the Stars were also their primary team.
- Cool Papa Bell*, center fielder, 1922–1931, inducted 1974
- Willie Wells*, shortstop, 1924–1931, inducted 1997
- Mule Suttles, first baseman, 1926–1930, inducted 2006
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