shortstop library
Shortstop is perhaps the most important position in the infield because the position has to cover so much space. See who made the Hall of Fame as a shortstop.
Featured Article: Ernie Banks
Ernie Banks' reputation as a goodwill ambassador should not obscure his great playing ability. He was a fine fielding shortstop and a power hitter who had an unbridled enthusiasm for the game of baseball. See more »
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Rabbit Maranville
Walter James Vincent Maranville was nicknamed “Rabbit” by fans who were captivated by the way the diminutive shortstop scurried and hopped about the infield. Learn why he is the only Hall of Famer who was demoted to the minors midcareer and view the stats of this ball player.
See more »Robin Yount
When Robin Yount was hot, he was positively scorching. He won Gold Glove and MVP awards playing shortstop and center field for the Milwaukee Brewers, and even after an injury he tallied four consecutive .300 seasons as an outfielder. Get more stats.
See more »Travis Jackson
In 1924, Travis Jackson was one of the best fielders in the league. In 1931, he led all NL shortstops in total chances and fielding average. Read about this Hall of Fame shortstop and third baseman and see his stats.
See more »Willie Wells
Willie Wells was a great shortstop and turned himself into an excellent hitter in the course of his 26-year career. He slugged 27 homers in one season and won batting titles in 1929 and 1930. Read more about this Hall of Famer.
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