#9
of 20
Ron Santo
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Santo delivered consistent power and strong on-base ability in a tougher offensive era. He regularly ranked among league leaders in walks and extra-base hits. His peak seasons were legitimate MVP-caliber performances. He sustained above-average offensive production for over a decade. Context elevates his numbers relative to league norms. He avoided prolonged offensive collapse seasons. His consistency kept him central to his club’s lineup. Era-adjusted evaluation firmly supports his top-ten status.
Career Numbers
.277
AVG
2,254
Hits
342
HR
1,331
RBI
35
SB
.826
OPS
Ron Santo at No. 9
On Top 20 Third Basemen in History of MLB Baseball, Ron Santo sits at number 9 of 20. Ron Santo's career numbers on the card: a .277 average, 342 home runs and 2,254 hits. The card also lists a .826 OPS and 35 stolen bases. The Explore section links Ron Santo's debut decade, the 1960s, and other players born in USA. Alex Rodriguez is ranked just above at 8 while Brooks Robinson follows at 10. The ranking and the write-up above it are the list's editorial judgment; the career numbers come from the same tables as the player pages.