Ernie Banks

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  • Ernie Banks is a retired all-star first baseman and shortstop that played for the Chicago Cubs. Banks spent his entire career with the cubs and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977. He was the first player in the Cubs organization to have his number (14) retired. Ernie Banks was known for having a pure love of baseball which he expressed through a catchphrase, "It's a beautiful day for a ballgame... Let's play two!" Banks remains one of the most popular baseball players in the history of Chicago sports, constantly promoting the Cubs and Wrigley Field.
  • Fast Facts:

    1. Born: January 31, 1931
    2. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas
    3. Made MLB Debut with the Chicago Cubs
    4. 11 time all-star
    5. Nickname: Mr. Cub
    6. Was the Cubs first ever black player
    7. 1977: Elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame

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