Legendary Players
26 entries in the Chicago Cubs compendium.
Gabby HartnettThe iron-clad captain who delivered a pennant in the twilight.Hack WilsonThe most feared slugger in baseball history who set an unbreakable RBI record.Cap AnsonThe iron-willed captain who built the foundation of Chicago baseball.Frank ChanceThe Peerless Leader who guided the Cubs to their last two championship banners.Ron SantoNumber 10: The warrior who turned Wrigley's third base into a fortress of grit and glory, Mordecai BrownThe three-fingered ace who anchored the Cubs' dynasty and rewrote pitching history.Phil CavarrettaThe homegrown captain who led the Cubs to their last pennant before the long drought.Ernie BanksA champion in defeat; Mr. Cub turned every day into baseball season.Billy WilliamsThe iron man of Wrigley Field who turned consistency into a legacy.Mark GraceThe gentle giant who anchored Wrigley's first base for fifteen unforgettable years.Fergie JenkinsThe Canadian ace who brought consistency and a Cy Young to Wrigley Field.Lee SmithThe iron man who turned the ninth inning into a fortress for Chicago.Andre DawsonHe turned Wrigley's gray skies into a showcase for grit, proving that even a losing team cRick SutcliffeThe Red Baron who powered the Cubs' 1984 pennant chase and won Cy Young.Sammy SosaThe King of Wrigley who turned the game into a home run chase.Carlos ZambranoThe fiery Venezuelan ace who brought electric drama and a rare no-hitter to Wrigley Field.Greg MadduxThe master of location who turned precision into a legendary art form.Derrek LeeThe gold-gloved slugger who led the league in hits, home runs, and RBIs during his ChicagoAramis RamirezThe iron man of the hot corner who brought consistent power to Wrigley Field for a decade.Joe TinkerThe defensive anchor of the most famous double-play trio in baseball history.Johnny EversThe fiery engine of the greatest double play in baseball history.Rick ReuschelThe iron-clad workhorse who dominated the mound for over a decade.Buck WeaverThe innocent shortstop whose legacy was buried in the scandal that shook baseball.Ryne SandbergThe man who turned Wrigley's bleachers into a roar with two swings of the bat in '84.Ferguson JenkinsThe steady hand that anchored a struggling franchise through decades of uncertainty.Harry CarayThe gravelly voice that turned Wrigley Field into a sing-along and defined Cubs fandom for
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