He got into another 90 games for the Cardinals in , starting 39 contests at third base and further cementing his role as a utilityman. He helped the  and  Cardinals win National League pennants, and appeared in each World Series that followed as a pinch hitter, going hitless in four at bats; he earned a championship ring when the Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox in seven games in 1967.
He played in 90 games for the Cardinals, starting 39 contests at third base, solidifying his utility role. He contributed to the  and  Cardinals' National League pennant wins and appeared in each World Series following as a pinch hitter, going hitless in four at-bats; he earned a championship ring when the Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox in seven games in 1967.