However, he led the majors in fielding percentage three times at shortstop. Making his major league debut in 1953, Banks was incredible defensively as a shortstop and first baseman. “Mr.Cub” played with heart passion for the Northside from 1953-to-1971. When he retired in 1897, his franchise marks for runs, hits, doubles, RBI, and batting average still rank first. Anson became the first player to reach 3,000 hits.
He helped lead his Chicago teams to five pennants. 300 or higher in 20 of those seasons, winning four batting titles during that span. The Hall of Famer was one of the best hitters of his era. However, Anson is one of the best players to modernize the game. He played 22 seasons for the team that became the Cubs. Hartnett’s 204 homers at catcher are a franchise record.ģ,012 H, 1,722 H, 97 HR, 1,880 RBI, 247 SB. To this day, he remains the franchise leader among catchers in games played, at-bats, runs, hit, triples, doubles, home runs, and more. The six-time All-Star was named the NL MVP in 1935. Not to mention, his best season was in 1930, where he hit a career-high 37 home runs drove in 122 batters with a. In addition, Hartnett appeared in four Fall Classics and batted. Gabby Hartnett played 19 seasons on the North Side.
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