"Charley" Grimm was one of the best fielding first basemen of all time. He spent his entire career from 1919 through 1936 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chicago Cubs, moving to the Cubs in 1925. He managed the Cubs from August 1932, through July 1938. Grimm led the National League in fielding seven times. His lifetime fielding mark is .993, and his batting average .291, with 2299 hits. Grimm had the distinction of taking over the leadership of the Cubs at the height of a race and winning the pennant that same year, a feat he accomplished in 1932. He is now a radio broadcaster in Chicago.