Ron Santo played 15 MLB seasons from 1960-74, including 14 with Cubs. He played his final season with the White Sox.

During Santo's years in the Cubs' booth, the team played 3,333 games, going 1,621-1,711-1 (.486) in 21 seasons.

The Cubs were above .500 for nine of those seasons, and they won 90+ games twice (1998, 2008).

The North Siders made the postseason four times during that stretch (1998, '03, 07 and '08), and reached the NLCS in 2003.

There were 12 Cubs managers during Santo's tenure.

Here's a look at some of Santo's accomplishments:

.277 BA, 342 HR, 1,331 RBI

4 career 30-HR seasons

9-time All-Star

5-time Gold Glove winner

Finished top 5 in MVP voting twice (1967, ’69)

Led NL with 13 triples in 1964

Joined Cubs broadcast booth in 1990

Ron Santo: Cubs Franchise Ranks

Category	Number	Rank
Games	2,126	5th
HR	337	4th
RBI	1,290	5th
BB	1,071	2nd

Santo: Great Third Basemen

Among players who primarily played third base, only Eddie Mathews, Mike Schmidt and Chipper Jones have more 20+ HR seasons.

Player	20+ HR years
Eddie Mathews	14
Mike Schmidt	13
Chipper Jones	12
Ron Santo	11
Graig Nettles	11