Legendary Players
21 entries in the Chicago Cubs compendium.
Gabby HartnettThe Hall of Fame catcher known for the 'Homer in the Gloamin'' and a record-setting arm.Hack WilsonThe diminutive slugger whose 191 RBIs in 1930 remain an unapproached MLB record.Cap AnsonCap Anson: 19th-century baseball star, manager, and Hall of Famer.Frank ChancePeerless Leader of the Cubs' dynastyRon SantoHall of Fame third baseman, beloved Cubs broadcaster, and diabetes advocate.Mordecai BrownMordecai Brown: Hall of Fame pitcher who turned a hand injury into a devastating curveball.Phil CavarrettaThe Hustling Cub Starred in Three World SeriesErnie BanksMr. Cub and Mr. SunshineBilly WilliamsSweet-Swinging Billy WilliamsLee SmithDominant closer and first to 400 saves.Andre DawsonAndre Dawson: Hall of Fame outfielder, 1987 NL MVP, and eight-time Gold Glove winner.Rick SutcliffeThe Red Baron: Cy Young winner, Cubs legend, and broadcaster.Carlos ZambranoBig Z, the Cubs' all-time home run king among pitchers.Greg MadduxGreg Maddux: Hall of Fame pitcher, four-time Cy Young winner, and master of control.Derrek LeeFormer MLB first baseman, 2003 World Series champion, 2005 NL batting champion, and three-time Gold Glove…Aramis RamirezDominican third baseman who played 18 MLB seasons, including nine with the Chicago Cubs, and was a three-time…Joe TinkerHall of Fame shortstop and key member of the Cubs dynasty.Johnny EversThe 'brainy' second baseman of Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance fame, a Hall of Famer and World Series champion.Rick ReuschelBig Daddy: The deceptive right-hander who won 214 games.Ferguson JenkinsFirst Canadian Cy Young winner and Hall of Famer; six straight 20-win seasons for the Cubs.Rogers HornsbyOne of the greatest right-handed hitters and second basemen in baseball history.
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