• Card series: Pilgrims
• City: Chicago
• Team: Cubs
• League: National League
• Hall: National Baseball Hall of Fame

Frank Leroy Chance (1876-1924) was a tenacious and fiercely competitive MLB player-manager for the Cubs and Yankees and manager of the Red Sox. John L. Sullivan called him the “greatest amateur brawler of all time.” Chance brought that pugilistic spirit to the diamond, giving unruly fans and players as good as he got.

• Joined the fraternity of the immortals in Cooperstown with the teammates with whom he is forever linked: Johnny Evers and Joe Tinker
• Cubs’ owner gave Chance a 10% stake in the club as reward for stealing home from 2nd in a tied game
• Elected to Hall of Fame: 1946