Greatest Shortstops in National League history by team

Atlanta Braves: Rabbit Maranville (via Boston) (1912-20, 1929-35)
Miami Marlins: Hanley Ramirez (2006-12)
New York Mets: Jose Reyes (2003-11)
Philadelphia Phillies: Jimmy Rollins (2000-14)
Washington Nationals: Ian Desmond (2009-present)
Chicago Cubs: Ernie Banks (1953-71)
Cincinnati Reds: Barry Larkin (1986-2004)
Milwaukee Brewers: Robin Yount (1974-93)
Pittsburgh Pirates: Honus Wagner (1900-17)
St Louis Cardinals: Ozzie Smith (1982-96)
Arizona Diamondbacks: Stephen Drew (2006-12)
Colorado Rockies: Troy Tulowitzki (2006-present)
Los Angeles Dodgers: Pee Wee Reese (1940-58)
San Diego Padres: Gary Templeton (1982-91)
San Francisco Giants: Travis Jackson (1922-36)

Dave Concepcion:Cincinnatti Reds timeline

Born: June 17, 1948

1967: Signed by Cincinnati Reds

Debut: April 6, 1970 (Reds)

1970: Reds lose World Series

1972: Reds lose World Series

1973: Became the Reds' starting shortstop

1973: Broke his ankle and missed half the season

1973: Reds lose NLCS

1975: Hit .455, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 2 SB, 1.227 OPS in NLCS

1975: Reds win World Series

1976: Reds win World Series (hit .357, 0 HR, 3 RBI, .971 OPS in WS)

1979: .281, 16 HR, 84 RBI, 91 runs, 19 SB, .764 OPS

1979: Reds lose NLCS (hit .429 in NLCS)

1982: Hit 2-run home run in NL's 4-1 All Star victory

1982: All Star MVP

1986: Barry Larkin assumed the starting shortstop job

1988: Pitched in a game

1988: Released by Reds

1989: Attempted to make California Angels, but failed and retired

2007: Reds retire his #13

2014: Became V.P of the Tigres de Aragua of Maracay


Accomplishments:
2x World Champion

9x All Star

5x Gold Glove

2x. Silver Slugger

1982 ASG MVP

.267

101 HR

950 RBI

993 Runs

2326 Hits

.679 OPS

3114 TB

30+ Doubles: 2x

41 Steals (1974)

30+ Steals: 2x

20+ Steals: 7x

.306 (1981)

Postseason: .297, 2 HR, 13 RBI, 7 SB, .789 OPS (9 Series)