Born in 1931 in Dallas, this player was a fan favorite as well as a Hall of Famer. He wore #14 and played his whole career for one team, a team whose inability to win had nothing to do with its star shortstops ability.
- Luis Aparicio
- Tony Kubek
- Ernie Banks
- Johnny Logan
Answer
The correct answer is C) Ernie Banks.
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