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Ron Santo Ron Santo

Right-handed - 342 Home Runs Career Home Runs

Ron Santo: Unlike many of baseball's long ball artists, Ron Santo was not a one-dimensional performer. He was a home run hitter who also contributed with his glove. During his 14 seasons with the Chicago Cubs, most of them as a third baseman of All-Star caliber, Ron led the league at his position seven times in putouts and assists. Santo, who played his final season with the Chicago White Sox in 1974, was nearly finished as an active player before he revealed that he was a diabetic. That admission gave encouragement to young sufferers of that disease. "Topps - Home Run Book" 1981

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Ron Santo - after he retired from playing baseball, Ron Santo became a play-by-play announcer (television and radio) for the Chicago Cubs. A popular man in the Chicago area, Ron Santo is beloved by most Chicago Cubs fans.




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