Chicago Cubs award winners and league leaders

Ernie Banks — voted by MLB fans as the most outstanding player in the history of the franchise, based on on-field performance, leadership quality and character value

Players Choice Awards NL Outstanding Player

1998 – Sammy Sosa

Players Choice Awards NL Outstanding Pitcher

2016 – Kyle Hendricks

Baseball America Rookie of the Year Award

Main article: Baseball America Rookie of the Year (in MLB)

Players Choice Awards NL Outstanding Rookie

Main article: Players Choice Awards Rookie of the Year

1998 – Kerry Wood
2008 – Geovany Soto
2015 – Kris Bryant

Sporting News NL Rookie of the Year Award

2015 – Kris Bryant

Players Choice Awards Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award

1999 – Sammy Sosa

Sporting News Executive of the Year Award

2016 – Theo Epstein

Team award

1876 – National League pennant
1880
1881
1882
1885
1886
1906
1907
1907 – World Series championship
1908
1908 – World Series championship
1910
1918
1929
1932
1935
1938
1945
2016 – Warren C. Giles Trophy (National League championship)
2016 – Commissioner's Trophy (World Series)
2016 – Baseball America Organization of the Year
2017 (2016 Cubs) – Laureus World Sports Award for Team of the Year

Team records

League Leaders

NL Batting Champions

1876 – Ross Barnes
1880 – George Gore
1881 – Cap Anson
1884 – King Kelly
1886 – King Kelly
1888 – Cap Anson
1912 – Heinie Zimmerman
1945 – Phil Cavarretta
1972 – Billy Williams
1975 – Billy Madlock
1976 – Billy Madlock
1980 – Bill Buckner
2005 – Derrek Lee

NL Stolen Bases Champions

1897 – Bill Lange
1903 – Frank Chance
1906 – Frank Chance
1928 – Kiki Cuyler
1929 – Kiki Cuyler
1930 – Kiki Cuyler
1935 – Augie Galan
1937 – Augie Galan
1938 – Stan Hack
1939 – Stan Hack

NL Home Run Champions

1884 – Ned Williamson
1885 – Abner Dalrymple
1888 – Jimmy Ryan
1911 – Frank Schulte
1912 – Heinie Zimmerman
1916 – Cy Williams
1926 – Hack Wilson
1927 – Cy Williams
1928 – Hack Wilson
1930 – Hack Wilson
1943 – Bill Nicholson
1944 – Bill Nicholson
1958 – Ernie Banks
1960 – Ernie Banks
1979 – Dave Kingman
1987 – Andre Dawson
1990 – Ryne Sandberg
2000 – Sammy Sosa
2002 – Sammy Sosa

NL Wins Champions

1876 – Albert Spalding
1881 – Larry Corcoran
1885 – John Clarkson
1887 – John Clarkson
1890 – Bill Hutchinson
1891 – Bill Hutchinson
1892 – Bill Hutchinson
1909 – Mordecai Brown
1912 – Larry Cheney
1918 – Hippo Vaughn
1920 – Grover Cleveland Alexander
1927 – Charlie Root
1929 – Pat Malone
1932 – Lon Warneke
1938 – Bill Lee
1964 – Larry Jackson
1971 – Ferguson Jenkins
1987 – Rick Sutcliffe
1992 – Greg Maddux
2006 – Carlos Zambrano
2015 – Jake Arrieta
2018 – Jon Lester

NL Strikeout Champions

1880 – Larry Corcoran
1887 – John Clarkson
1892 – Bill Hutchinson
1906 – Fred Beebe
1909 – Orval Overall
1918 – Hippo Vaughn
1919 – Hippo Vaughn
1920 – Grover Cleveland Alexander
1929 – Pat Malone
1938 – Clay Bryant
1946 – Johnny Schmitz
1955 – Sam Jones
1956 – Sam Jones
1958 – Sam Jones
1969 – Ferguson Jenkins
2003 – Kerry Wood

Other achievements

Baseball Hall of Famers

See: Chicago Cubs#Baseball Hall of Famers

Retired numbers

See: Chicago Cubs#Retired numbers

Best Breakthrough Athlete ESPY Award

2016 – Jake Arrieta

NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame

1994 – Harry Caray

Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame

No.	Player	Position	Tenure	Notes
Cubs in the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame
14	Ernie Banks	SS/1B	1953–1971
18	Glenn Beckert	2B	1965–1973
—	Jack Brickhouse	Broadcaster	1941–1945 1948–1981
39	Bill Campbell	P	1982–1983
—	Harry Caray	Broadcaster	1982–1997
3, 23, 43, 44	Phil Cavarretta	1B/OF Manager	1934–1953 1951–1953	Born in Chicago
—	Frank Chance	1B Manager	1898–1912 1905–1912
8	Andre Dawson	RF/CF	1987–1992
—	Paddy Driscoll	IF	1917	Born in Evanston, attended Northwestern University
—	Johnny Evers	2B Manager	1902–1913 1921
6, 7, 8	Charlie Grimm	1B Manager	1925–1936 1932–1938, 1944–1949, 1960
6, 20, 25, 31, 34, 39, 49	Stan Hack	3B Manager	1932–1947 1954–1956
2, 7, 9	Gabby Hartnett	C Manager	1922–1940 1938–1940
2, 4	Billy Herman	2B	1931–1941
30	Ken Holtzman	P	1965–1971 1978–1979
4, 5, 9	Randy Hundley	C	1966–1973 1976–1977
31	Ferguson Jenkins	P	1966–1973 1982–1983
—	Yosh Kawano	Clubhouse Manager	1981–2008
61	Bob Kennedy	Manager	1963–1965	Born in Chicago
11	Don Kessinger	SS	1964–1975
36	John Klippstein	P	1950–1954
7	Fred Lindstrom	3B/OF	1935	Born on Chicago's South Side
—	Frank Maloney	Executive	1981–present
8, 43	Bill Nicholson	OF	1939–1948
33, 48	Andy Pafko	CF	1943–1951
23	Ryne Sandberg	2B	1982–1994, 1996-1997
21, 24	Scott Sanderson	P	1984–1989
10, 15	Ron Santo	3B	1960–1973
9, 43	Hank Sauer	OF	1949–1955
33, 47	Bob Shaw	P	1967
49	Tim Stoddard	P	1984
—	Joe Tinker	SS Manager	1902–1912 1916
—	William Veeck, Sr.	Executive	1919–1933
4, 26, 41	Billy Williams	LF	1959–1974
—	Bert Wilson	Broadcaster	1943–1955
—	Hack Wilson	OF	1926–1931
—	Philip K. Wrigley	Owner	1932–1977	Born in Chicago

References

↑ Matt Snyder (November 3, 2016). "Why World Series MVP Ben Zobrist had one of the biggest hits in baseball history". www.cbssports.com. Retrieved November 3, 2016.

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Chicago Cubs award winners and league leaders

Awards

Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award

Hank Aaron Award (NL)

Major League Baseball All-Star Game Winning Pitcher

MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards"

"Esurance MLB Awards" Best Starting Pitcher

"Esurance MLB Awards" Best Rookie

"Esurance MLB Awards" Best Breakout Player

"Esurance MLB Awards" Best Manager

"Esurance MLB Awards" Best Executive

National League Championship Series MVP Award

DHL Hometown Heroes (2006)