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Fansided · Feb 18, 2021

White Sox: The Mount Rushmore of third basemen

Chicago White Sox third baseman Robin Ventura. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Kirn /Allsport

Other than middle relievers — who may never receive their full due — there is just one position in the Mount Rushmores for the Chicago White Sox that does not have a Hall of Famer. The White Sox have had some very good third basemen in their 120-year history, but none of the guys they’ve deployed at the hot corner have been deemed Cooperstown-worthy.

There were only 11 players who met the qualifying standard — half of their games at third base to go with 1,500 plate appearances as a member of the White Sox. Here are those 11:

Floyd Baker (1945-51)

Don Buford (1963-67)

Joe Crede (2000-08)

Jimmy Dykes (1933-39)

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