Building a Chicago Cubs All-Star super team for the record books
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Chicago Cubs: Santo controls the hot corner
Starter: Ron Santo
Next to Banks and Sandberg, the next famous Cub in history has to be Santo. A 14-year member of the Cubs, he earned All-Star status nine times in his career. He also took home five Gold Gloves as well.
Santo averaged 24 home runs during his 14 years, between 1964-67 he kicked it up a notch, averaging 30 long balls annually. The beloved third baseman won the 1973 Lou Gehring Memorial Award and earned induction into the Hall of Fame posthumously in 2012.
Backup: Aramis Ramirez
Ramirez spent nine years on the North Side. He was a two-time All-Star with the Cubs (05/08). As a Cub, Ramirez slammed 239 home runs across 4,705 plate appearances. Ramirez also won some hardware during his time with the team; he was 2008 recipient of the National League Hank Aaron Award and won a Silver Slugger in 2011.
Honorable Mention: Kris Bryant, Vance Law, Bill Madlock