Saturday, December 6, 2008

1978 Topps Cards #115 through #120

THE PLAYERS

#115 Gary Nolan
#116 Tucker Ashford
#117 John Montague
#118 Terry Harmon
#119 Denny Martinez
#120 Gary Carter




THE DESIGN

Good: That's a pretty interesting stat they came up with on the back of Martinez's card. 1977 was his rookie year, although it was his second year in the bigs. A search for all pitchers who recorded at least 4 saves and 5 complete games in either their first or second year reveals that Martinez wasn't even the only guy to do it in 1977.

Bad: The commentary on the back of Montague's card is a bit more suspect. It says he saw action as both a starter and reliever in 1977 (translation: he sucked) and points out that he led the AA in shutouts in 1976. I wonder why he wasn't in the majors in 1976? (answer: he sucked.)


THE PHOTOS

Good: The Carter photo here is the iconic one that everyone identifies with. I like it because it's iconic, but I hate most everything else about it. For one, nearly all the red on the Expos uniform is washed out, making him look more like he's wearing a Blue Jays uniform. For two, Carter looks like he's making a lude gesture with his tongue.

Bad: There is a lot to dislike about these photos. Nolan, Ashford, Montague, and Harmon all have shadows across their faces. And Montague is looking so far off to the side....why? They could easily face photographed him more from the front. Harmon looks about 48 years old, by the way, thanks in large part to the shadows. Martinez (who looks so fresh-faced I can hardly believe that this is the same guy) looks like the Yankee Stadium foul pole is coming out of his pants (no jokes, please.)



THE STATS


Gary Nolan hit one homer in his career, a 3-run job in a tie game in the 7th. He pitched a 4-hit shutout that day.

Of Tucker Ashford's 6 career homers, one was a game-ending shot off Mr. Pajamas himself. He also hit one off Oatmeal Ruthven.

From 1975 to 1980, Montague had one of the worst WHIPs in baseball, minimum 400 IP. (For noobs, that's Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched.)

Harmon had 3 career 4-hit games.

El Presidente was one of just 3 pitchers to have at least 2 RBIs as a batter each season from 1986 to 1993.

THE COUNTERS

Hall of Famers: 14
(+1 for Carter)

Deceased: 4
(none)

Future managers: 10
(none)

Fathers and sons of major leaguers: 7
(none)

Loyalty counter: 12
(+1 for Terry Harmon)

Rookies of the Year: 9
(none)

Total all-star appearances: 267
(+1 for Nolan, +4 for Martinez, +11 for Carter)

Total MVP awards: 10
(none)

Total Cy Young awards: 5
(none)

Friday, December 5, 2008

1980 Topps Harold Baines

What's that you say? Harold Baines didn't have a card in the 1980 Topps set?

Well he does now, courtesy of an amazing creation by Steve at White Sox Cards.

PLAY BALL: Game 1, ninth inning

GAME 1

Mudville Nine lead 7-6

TOP OF THE NINTH INNING
Mudville Nine at bat

#101 Sid Monge: ground out (one out)
#102 Matt Alexander: single (runner on first, one out)
#103 Tom Murphy: foul out (runner on first, two outs)
#104 Lee Lacy: fly out (three outs)

0 runs on 1 hit and 0 walks. Mudville Nine lead 7-6

BOTTOM OF THE NINTH INNING
New York Knights at bat

#105 Reggie Cleveland: K (one out)
#106 Bill Plummer: single (runner on first, one out)
#107 Ed Halicki: ground out (GIDP, three outs)

0 runs on 1 hit and 0 walks.

Mudville Nine win Game 1 by the score of 7-6

1978 Topps Cards #109 through #114

THE PLAYERS

#109 Joe Torre
#110 Richie Zisk
#111 Mike Tyson
#112 Houston Astros
#113 Don Carrithers
#114 Paul Blair




Candlestick Marlboro sign sighting #4 on Tyson's card. Zisk is blocking the BRUT sign.

THE DESIGN

Good: There's nice attention to detail on the back of Torre's card. Instead of saying that he "THROWS: RIGHT" it says he "THREW: RIGHT." I'm sure that in 1978, Torre was still capable of throwing, but Topps is subtly noting that he was no longer a player in 1978, just a manager.

Bad: The Zisk card contains a horrible error in design. Do you know what it is? If not, click here and read about halfway down the page. I wonder how much this oversight hurt Zisk's reputation. Had Topps not made the error, lots of kids might have thought of him as a better player.


THE PHOTOS

Good: Well, hmm, this is another pretty unimpressive group. The Astros team photo is my favorite, just to see all those rainbow jerseys line up into one huge rainbow. They should have hired a guy to dress up like a leprachaun or big pot of gold or something.

Bad: Where do I start with the suck? The Zisk photo is a halfways decent airbrush, except that I would have airbrushed out that ridiculous gold chain in the process. Torre's mouth is hanging open in both photos on his card. Mike Tyson needs so badly to brush his hair. And I know that Paul Blair was black, but his face, hair, and cap are ridiculously dark in this photo. You can barely see anything. Don Carrithers, you get a pass.




THE STATS


I don't understand how Joe Torre won the MVP in 1971. He had a great year, sure, but Willie Stargell and especially Hank Aaron had much better years. Incidentally, his MVP doesn't count below since it's his manager card here. Torre was a player/manager in 1977 but not in 1978.

Zisk is one of just 10 guys to have double-digit homers every season from 1973 to 1983.

Tyson owned John Candelaria, hitting 3 of his 27 career homers against him. First came a go-ahead 2-run homer in May 1976. A few months later came an inside-the-park 3-run homer. Then in July 1977 came a grand slam off the Candy Man. Nice.

Carrithers should have been used exclusively as a reliever. Checking out his splits by role, his ERA was nearly a run and a half better as a reliever. He actually walked more guys than he struck out as a starter and allowed more hits than innings pitched, too.

Blair has one of the most recent seasons with at least 12 triples but no more than 8 stolen bases. I sort of discount Jim Rice's appearances on that list since the Red Sox didn't really run much.

THE COUNTERS

Hall of Famers: 13
(none)

Deceased: 4
(none)

Future managers: 10
(none)

Fathers and sons of major leaguers: 7
(none)

Loyalty counter: 12
(none)

Rookies of the Year: 9
(none)

Total all-star appearances: 252
(+2 for Zisk, +2 for Blair)

Total MVP awards: 10
(none)

Total Cy Young awards: 5
(none)

Thursday, December 4, 2008

PLAY BALL: Game 1, eighth inning

GAME 1

Mudville Nine lead 7-5

TOP OF THE EIGHTH INNING
Mudville Nine at bat

#89 Ken Clay: ground out (one out)
#90 Larry Bowa: fly out (two outs)
#91 Oscar Zamora: 2B (runner on second, two outs)
#92 Adrian Devine: fly out (three outs)

0 runs on 1 hit and 0 walks. Mudville Nine lead 7-5

BOTTOM OF THE EIGHTH INNING
New York Knights at bat

#93 Bobby Cox (no play)
#94 Chuck Scrivener: 2B (runner on second, no outs)
#95 Jamie Quirk: ground out (runner on second, one out)
#96 Baltimore Orioles (no play)
#97 Stan Bahnsen: single (runners on first and third, one out)
#98 Jim Essian: fly out (one run scores, runner on first, two outs)
#99 Willie Hernandez: BB (runners on first and second, two outs)
#100 George Brett: ground out (three outs)

1 run on 2 hits and 1 walk. Mudville Nine lead 7-6

1978 Topps Cards #103 through #108

THE PLAYERS

#103 Tom Murphy
#104 Lee Lacy
#105 Reggie Cleveland
#106 Bill Plummer
#107 Ed Halicki
#108 Von Joshua




THE DESIGN

Good: Topps did me one better here. I wrote the "STATS" section below before writing this section and I noted that Plummer's best offensive game was a 2-HR job against Steve Carlton. They found a better one, as noted on the back of his card. In fact, holy crap, he never had 4, 5, or 6 RBI's in a game.

Bad: Really? What was so "superb" about this game? I'm not sure I like the copy on the back of Cleveland's card.


THE PHOTOS

Good: First, a little contest. One of these 6 photos immediately struck me as very oddly reminiscent of a certain TV show. Five points to whomever can guess it in the comments. (No random guesses please, just solid theories.)

Three of these photos (Lacy, Plummer, and Halicki) show the player's uniform number, with Joshua giving up just half of his. I love that.

Cleveland joins the shadow club, and Halicki joins the Candlestick park "375 sign" club.

Bad: No horrible photos in this bunch, except maybe for Murphy with a nasty shadow right across his face. I'm not crazy about the glare on Plummer's helmet either.



THE STATS


In 1974, Tom Murphy had one of the best ERA+ figures for a guy with at least 120 IP who finished with a W-L record no better than .500.

Lee Lacy is far and away the leader in most seasons with 3 or 4 triples.

Reggie Cleveland has the 2nd most-recent season with 10 complete games and also 10 games finished.

Another stat from 1974 is this game, Plummer's best on offense where he hit 2 homers off Steve Carlton.

Since 1901, only 11 times has a pitcher qualified for the ERA title with a WHIP of 1.06 or less and not gotten at least 10 wins. Halicki had such a year in 1978, only the 3rd such year since 1917. Curt Schilling makes his second appearance in this post.

Not too often does a guy hit 10 triples but then have as many as 10 caught stealings with as few as 20 stolen bases. Von Joshua did it in 1975.

THE COUNTERS

Hall of Famers: 13
(none)

Deceased: 4
(none)

Future managers: 10
(+1 for Plummer)

Fathers and sons of major leaguers: 7
(none)

Loyalty counter: 12
(none)

Rookies of the Year: 9
(none)

Total all-star appearances: 248
(none)

Total MVP awards: 10
(none)

Total Cy Young awards: 5
(none)

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

PLAY BALL: Game 1, seventh inning

GAME 1

Mudville Nine lead 7-5

TOP OF THE SEVENTH INNING
Mudville Nine at bat

#74 Checklist 1-121 (no play)
#75 Dick Ruthven: foul out (one out)
#76 Steve Ontiveros: 2B (runner on second, one out)
#77 Ed Kirkpatrick: fly out (runner on second, two outs)
#78 Pablo Torrealba: rules card (no play)
#79 Darrell Johnson (no play)
#80 Ken Griffey: single (runners on first and third, two outs)
#81 Pete Redfern: ground out (three outs)

0 runs on 2 hits and 0 walks. Mudville Nine lead 7-5

BOTTOM OF THE SEVENTH INNING
New York Knights at bat

#82 San Francisco Giants (no play)
#83 Bob Montgomery: BB (runner on first, no outs)
#84 Kent Tekulve: fly out (runner on first, one out)
#85 Ron Fairly: BB (runners on first and second, one out)
#86 Dave Tomlin: K (runners on first and second, two outs)
#87 John Lowenstein: single (bases loaded, two outs)
#88 Mike Phillips: K (three outs)

0 runs on 1 hit and 2 walks. Mudville Nine lead 7-5

1978 Topps Cards #97 through #102

THE PLAYERS

#97 Stan Bahnsen
#98 Jim Essian
#99 Willie Hernandez
#100 George Brett
#101 Sid Monge
#102 Matt Alexander




THE DESIGN

Good: The cool design feature to notice is the All-Star shield on Brett's card. We've seen one already in this set, but here it's worth noting that Topps elimianted the baseball from the cards of the guys on the All-Star team and instead put their position inside the shield. Back in 1978, shields were still cool.

Bad: Naughty, naught. The "P" inside the baseball on Bahnsen's card is way off center, almost on the stitches.


THE PHOTOS

Good: Essian's card is pretty cool. I really like the flags in the background--can anybody identify what those flags are for? I also really like the nearly full-body shadow on Alexander's card, plus the shadow of the batting cage.

Bad: Unfortunately, there's a lot to hate in this group. The three head shots on the left are all bad, with goofy expressions from all three guys. Those pajamas Bahnsen is wearing are ridiculous (although not the photographer's fault.) The Alexander photo is horrible, with so much overexposure that the logo on his cap isn't visible and his uniform looks lime green.

I also, perhaps surprisingly, hate the Brett card. I'm not a fan of players appearing without a cap or helmet, such as Tony Perez early in this set. I also don't like that Brett's got a huge wad of what is likely tobacco in his cheek. I know that the 1970s were not a time of addiction awareness and I can't really fault Topps for showing this photo, but to me it just doesn't stand up over time. I hate the card.



THE STATS


Bahnsen is the second most-recent Yankee to strike out the side in his major league debut.

I check most players' HR logs and Jim Essian's is unusual. It's rare to find a guy who has at least 2 homers more against one guy than against anybody else. In other words, players with fewer than 50 career HR usually have 1 against a bunch of guys and 2 against a few pitchers. In Essian's case, he had 3 off Paul Thormodsgard and 1 off everybody else. The same is true for guys with lots of homers. Reggie Jackson, for example, had 8 off Wilbur Wood, 7 against two guys, 6 against a handful of guys, etc.

Sid Monge has the 11th most-recent season with no more than 4 game starts and at least 2 complete games. Back on Sammy Stewart's page on the 88 Topps Cards blog, I noted how 3 guys did it in 1980.

Matt Alexander had only 36 career hits but did have two 3-hit games.

THE COUNTERS

Hall of Famers: 13
(+1 for Brett)

Deceased: 4
(none)

Future managers: 9
(+1 for Essian)

Fathers and sons of major leaguers: 7
(none)

Loyalty counter: 12
(+1 for Brett)

Rookies of the Year: 9
(+1 for Bahnsen)

Total all-star appearances: 248
(+3 for Hernandez, +13 for Brett, +1 for Monge)

Total MVP awards: 10
(+1 for Hernandez, +1 for Brett)

Total Cy Young awards: 5
(+1 for Hernandez)

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

The wantlists

My next blog is going to be about 1971 and 1973 Topps. Why? You'll have to wait and find out.

I've posted wantlists here and here as I try to collect the entire sets. If you have any cards you want to trade, please let me know. If you're interested in specific 1971 or 1973 Topps cards yourself, please let me know as I've already got a bunch of doubles. I will also gladly accept gifts of cards from these sets in exchange for a hearty thank-you and link to your blog posted on my blog.

Either way, email me at 78topps at gmail dot com with trade inquiries.

1978 Topps Cards #91 through #96

THE PLAYERS

#91 Oscar Zamora
#92 Adrian Devine
#93 Bobby Cox manager
#94 Chuck Scrivener
#95 Jamie Quirk
#96 Baltimore Orioles




BRUT sign sighting #3 on Jamie Quirk's card. It's also directly behind Adrian Devine and not visible.

THE DESIGN

Good: Topps gets good marks for consistency. The back of Devine's card not only again mentions a low-place finish in the Fireman of the Year award, but also mentions our old friend Steve Foucault again.

I guess they also smelled a rat with Jamie Quirk, ignoring anything they might have said about his 3 years in the majors and instead pulling out a stat from his minor league days.

Bad: The Zamora card is extremely odd. First of all, the guy did not play in the big leagues in 1977. He didn't even play in the minors in 1977. He wasn't a star player prior to then. Why in the world did Topps include his card in this set? I can't see any possible rationale where they thought it made sense. Can anybody come up with a plausible explanation? Furthermore, he signed with the Astros on November 17, 1977. I'm shocked that they were able to include him in this set as an Astro, even though the photo is obviously airbrushed. Back in the 70s, did cards come out right at the end of the calendar year like they do now? If so, I can't imagine how they had enough time to prepare the Zamora card. (We'll get to the photo on the Zamora card below...)

THE PHOTOS

Good: Quirk continues the streak of very nice Brewers cards. I don't know why, but it seems that Topps really wanted to make the Brewers look good in this set. Thier cards are all poses so far, but they are great posed shots. Quirk's bat going right into the foreground of the card is awesome.

I also really like that Bobby Cox has the same pose and expression in both his photos...he just looks a lot older. Younger readers of this blog will probably be shocked to realize that Cox was manager of the Braves in the late 70s and early 80s before returning as manager in 1990, a position he still holds today.

Bad: The Orioles team card is perfectly nice except for the added photo on the left of an extra guy. I'll let Kevin comment on who this is and why it might be there. Had it been me, I would have simply left that guy off, or at least tried to get a photo of him with a black background so it blended a little better.

Nice random fat guy in the background of Scrivener's card.

And at last we come back to that Zamora card. Clearly this was airbrushed, and probably hastily too after he signed with the Astros in very late 1977. I've already talked about how odd the mere inclusion of his card in this set was. However, the airbrushing itself is weird too. I swear it looks like his face has been significantly airbrushed. I also wonder whether Zamora's left eye was naturally closed up as in the photo, or if they chose a terrible photo to use for the airbrushing. All around, this is a horrible and very puzzling card. I give it two big "WTFs" way up.



THE STATS


For whatever it's worth (and it's not worth much) there have been only 9 seasons in history where a pitcher finished 31 games and saved 10 of them. Oddly, Zamora did it in both of his first two seasons and is the only guy to do it more than once.

Devine had two stints with the Braves and two stints with the Rangers. He was traded twice between the teams in two memorable exchanges:

December 8, 1977
: Traded as part of a 4-team trade by the Texas Rangers with Tommy Boggs and Eddie Miller to the Atlanta Braves. The Atlanta Braves sent Willie Montanez to the New York Mets. The Texas Rangers sent a player to be named later and Tom Grieve to the New York Mets. The Texas Rangers sent Bert Blyleven to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pittsburgh Pirates sent Al Oliver and Nelson Norman to the Texas Rangers. The New York Mets sent Jon Matlack to the Texas Rangers. The New York Mets sent John Milner to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Texas Rangers sent Ken Henderson (March 15, 1978) to the New York Mets to complete the trade.

December 6, 1979: Traded by the Atlanta Braves with Pepe Frias to the Texas Rangers for Doyle Alexander, Larvell Blanks, and $50,000.

It's amazing how many of these guys we've already seen on this blog, including Montanez, Matlack, Blanks, as well as Alexander's 1973 Topps card. I also like that there were two Milners involved in that first trade.

Bobby Cox hit 9 career homers, but a whopping two-thirds of them either tied the game or put the Yankees ahead.

Scrivener's best career game came in 1976 when he had 3 hits, including a homer, against the Indians.

Speaking of trades, look at this crappy pair that the Brewers made:

December 6, 1976: Traded by the Kansas City Royals with a player to be named later and Jim Wohlford to the Milwaukee Brewers for Jim Colborn and Darrell Porter. The Kansas City Royals sent Bob McClure (March 15, 1977) to the Milwaukee Brewers to complete the trade.

August 3, 1978: Traded by the Milwaukee Brewers to the Kansas City Royals for Gerry Ako (minors) and cash.

That's how they acquired Jamie Quirk from the Royals and then sent him back there. All they did was lose Darrell Porter in the meantime, for essentially nothing.


THE COUNTERS

All counters are zero for this set except for Scrivener being with the Tigers for his entire career.

Hall of Famers: 12
(none)

Deceased: 4
(none)

Future managers: 8
(none)

Fathers and sons of major leaguers: 7
(none)

Loyalty counter: 11
(+1 for Scrivener)

Rookies of the Year: 8
(none)

Total all-star appearances: 231
(This is the first set of cards without any All-Star appearances. Of course, if we were counting Cox's appearances as manager or the appearances of the individual Orioles on the team card, then there'd be plenty.)

Total MVP awards: 9
(none)

Total Cy Young awards: 4
(none)

Monday, December 1, 2008

1973 Topps wantlist

Cards I need are in black.
Cards I already have are in grey
Cards I have but could use an upgrade are in blue


Email me at 78topps at gmail dot com to discuss trades.

(I happen to have a lot of the cards from 1 to 100)

249/660 (37.7% complete)
39 replacements needed


1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays
2 Rich Hebner -- Pittsburgh Pirates
3 Jim Lonborg -- Philadelphia Phillies
4 John Milner -- New York Mets
5 Ed Brinkman -- Detroit Tigers
6 Mac Scarce -- Philadelphia Phillies
7 Rangers Team -- Texas Rangers
8 Tom Hall -- Cincinnati Reds
9 Johnny Oates -- Baltimore Orioles
10 Don Sutton -- Los Angeles Dodgers
11 Chris Chambliss -- Cleveland Indians
12 Padres Mgr/Coaches -- San Diego Padres
13 George Hendrick -- Oakland Athletics
14 Sonny Siebert -- Boston Red Sox
15 Ralph Garr -- Atlanta Braves
16 Steve Braun -- Minnesota Twins
17 Fred Gladding -- Houston Astros
18 Leroy Stanton -- California Angels
19 Tim Foli -- Montreal Expos
20 Stan Bahnsen -- Chicago White Sox
21 Randy Hundley -- Chicago Cubs
22 Ted Abernathy -- Kansas City Royals
23 Dave Kingman -- San Francisco Giants
24 Al Santorini -- St. Louis Cardinals
25 Roy White -- New York Yankees
26 Pirates Team -- Pittsburgh Pirates
27 Bill Gogolewski -- Texas Rangers
28 Hal McRae -- Cincinnati Reds
29 Tony Taylor -- Detroit Tigers
30 Tug McGraw -- New York Mets
31 Buddy Bell -- Cleveland Indians
32 Fred Norman -- San Diego Padres
33 Jim Breazeale -- Atlanta Braves
34 Pat Dobson -- Baltimore Orioles
35 Willie Davis -- Los Angeles Dodgers
36 Steve Barber -- California Angels
37 Bill Robinson -- Philadelphia Phillies
38 Mike Epstein -- Oakland Athletics
39 Dave Roberts -- Houston Astros
40 Reggie Smith -- Boston Red Sox
41 Tom Walker -- Montreal Expos
42 Mike Andrews -- Chicago White Sox
43 Randy Moffitt -- San Francisco Giants
44 Rick Monday -- Chicago Cubs
45 Ellie Rodriguez -- Milwaukee Brewers
46 Lindy McDaniel -- New York Yankees
47 Luis Melendez -- St. Louis Cardinals
48 Paul Splittorff -- Kansas City Royals
49 Twins Mgr/Coaches -- Minnesota Twins
50 Roberto Clemente -- Pittsburgh Pirates
51 Check Seelbach -- Detroit Tigers
52 Denis Menke -- Cincinnati Reds
53 Steve Dunning -- Cleveland Indians
54 Checklist 1-132
55 John Matlack -- New York Mets
56 Merv Rettenmund -- Baltimore Orioles
57 Derrel Thomas -- San Diego Padres
58 Mike Paul -- Texas Rangers
59 Steve Yeager -- Los Angeles Dodgers
60 Ken Holtzman -- Oakland Athletics
61 Williams/Carew LL
62 Bench/Allen LL
63 Bench/Allen LL
64 Brock/Campaneris
65 Carlton/Tiant LL
66 Carlton/Perry/Wood
67 Carlton/Ryan LL
68 Carroll/Lyle
69 Phil Gagliano -- Boston Red Sox
70 Milt Pappas -- Chicago Cubs
71 Johnny Briggs -- Milwaukee Brewers
72 Ron Reed -- Atlanta Braves
73 Ed Herrmann -- Chicago White Sox
74 Billy Champion -- Milwaukee Brewers
75 Vada Pinson -- California Angels
76 Doug Rader -- Houston Astros
77 Mike Torrez -- Montreal Expos
78 Richie Scheinblum -- Kansas City Royals
79 Jim Willoughby -- San Francisco Giants
80 Tony Oliva -- Minnesota Twins
81 Cubs Mgr/Coaches -- Chicago Cubs
82 Fritz Peterson -- New York Yankees
83 Leron Lee -- San Diego Padres
84 Rollie Fingers -- Oakland Athletics
85 Ted Simmons -- St. Louis Cardinals
86 Tom McCraw -- Cleveland Indians
87 Ken Boswell -- New York Mets
88 Mickey Stanley -- Detroit Tigers
89 Jack Billingham -- Cincinnati Reds
90 Brooks Robinson -- Baltimore Orioles
91 Dodgers Team -- Los Angeles Dodgers
92 Jerry Bell -- Milwaukee Brewers
93 Jesus Alou -- Houston Astros
94 Dick Billings -- Texas Rangers
95 Steve Blass -- Pittsburgh Pirates
96 Doug Griffin -- Boston Red Sox
97 Willie Montanez -- Philadelphia Phillies
98 Dick Woodson -- Minnesota Twins
99 Carl Taylor -- Kansas City Royals
100 Hank Aaron -- Atlanta Braves
101 Ken Henderson -- San Francisco Giants
102 Rudy May -- California Angels
103 Celerino Sanchez -- New York Yankees
104 Reggie Cleveland -- St. Louis Cardinals
105 Carlos May -- Chicago White Sox
106 Terry Humphrey -- Montreal Expos
107 Phil Hennigan -- New York Mets
108 Bill Russell -- Los Angeles Dodgers
109 Doyle Alexander -- Baltimore Orioles
110 Bob Watson -- Houston Astros
111 Dave Nelson -- Texas Rangers
112 Gary Ross -- San Diego Padres
113 Jerry Grote -- New York Mets
114 Lynn McGlothen -- Boston Red Sox
115 Ron Santo -- Chicago Cubs
116 Yankees Mgr/Coaches -- New York Yankees
117 Ramon Hernandez -- Pittsburgh Pirates
118 John Mayberry -- Kansas City Royals
119 Larry Bowa -- Philadelphia Phillies
120 Joe Coleman -- Detroit Tigers
121 Dave Rader -- San Francisco Giants
122 Jim Strickland -- Minnesota Twins
123 Sandy Alomar -- California Angels
124 Jim Hardin -- Atlanta Braves
125 Ron Fairly -- Montreal Expos
126 Jim Brewer -- Los Angeles Dodgers
127 Brewers Team -- Milwaukee Brewers
128 Ted Sizemore -- St. Louis Cardinals
129 Terry Forster -- Chicago White Sox
130 Pete Rose -- Cincinnati Reds
131 Red Sox Mgr/Coaches -- Boston Red Sox
132 Matty Alou -- New York Yankees
133 Dave Roberts -- San Diego Padres
134 Milt Wilcox -- Cleveland Indians
135 Lee May -- Houston Astros
136 Orioles Mgr/Coaches -- Baltimore Orioles
137 Jim Beauchamp -- New York Mets
138 Horacio Pina -- Texas Rangers
139 Carmen Fanzone -- Chicago Cubs
140 Lou Piniella -- Kansas City Royals
141 Bruce Kison -- Pittsburgh Pirates
142 Thurman Munson -- New York Yankees
143 John Curtis -- Boston Red Sox
144 Marty Perez -- Atlanta Braves
145 Bobby Bonds -- San Francisco Giants
146 Woodie Fryman -- Detroit Tigers
147 Mike Anderson -- Philadelphia Phillies
148 Dave Goltz -- Minnesota Twins
149 Ron Hunt -- Montreal Expos
150 Wilbur Wood -- Chicago White Sox
151 Wes Parker -- Los Angeles Dodgers
152 Dave May -- Milwaukee Brewers
153 Al Hrabosky -- St. Louis Cardinals
154 Jeff Torborg -- California Angels
155 Sal Bando -- Oakland Athletics
156 Cesar Geronimo -- Cincinnati Reds
157 Denny Riddleberger -- Cleveland Indians
158 Astros Team -- Houston Astros
159 Clarence Gaston -- San Diego Padres
160 Jim Palmer -- Baltimore Orioles
161 Ted Martinez -- New York Mets
162 Pete Broberg -- Texas Rangers
163 Vic Davalillo -- Pittsburgh Pirates
164 Monty Montgomery -- Kansas City Royals
165 Luis Aparicio -- Boston Red Sox
166 Terry Harmon -- Philadelphia Phillies
167 Steve Stone -- San Francisco Giants
168 Jim Northrup -- Detroit Tigers
169 Ron Schueler -- Atlanta Braves
170 Harmon Killebrew -- Minnesota Twins
171 Bernie Carbo -- St. Louis Cardinals
172 Steve Kline -- New York Yankees
173 Hal Breeden -- Montreal Expos
174 Rich Gossage -- Chicago White Sox
175 Frank Robinson -- California Angels
176 Chuck Taylor -- Milwaukee Brewers
177 Bill Plummer -- Cincinnati Reds
178 Don Rose -- California Angels
179 A's Mgr/Coaches -- Oakland Athletics
180 Fergie Jenkins -- Chicago Cubs
181 Jack Brohamer -- Cleveland Indians
182 Mike Caldwell -- San Diego Padres
183 Don Buford -- Baltimore Orioles
184 Jerry Koosman -- New York Mets
185 Jim Wynn -- Houston Astros
186 Bill Fahey -- Texas Rangers
187 Luke Walker -- Pittsburgh Pirates
188 Cookie Rojas -- Kansas City Royals
189 Greg Luzinski -- Philadelphia Phillies
190 Bob Gibson -- St. Louis Cardinals
191 Tigers Team -- Detroit Tigers
192 Pat Jarvis -- Atlanta Braves
193 Carlton Fisk -- Boston Red Sox
194 Jorge Orta -- Chicago White Sox
195 Clay Carroll -- Cincinnati Reds
196 Ken McMullen -- Los Angeles Dodgers
197 Ed Goodson -- San Francisco Giants
198 Horace Clarke -- New York Yankees
199 Bert Blyleven -- Minnesota Twins
200 Billy Williams -- Chicago Cubs
201 AL Playoffs
202 NL Playoffs
203 World Series Game 1
204 World Series Game 2
205 World Series Game 3
206 World Series Game 4
207 World Series Game 5
208 World Series Game 6
209 World Series Game 7
210 World Series Summary
211 Balor Moore -- Montreal Expos
212 Joe Lahoud -- Milwaukee Brewers
213 Steve Garvey -- Los Angeles Dodgers
214 Dave Hamilton -- Oakland Athletics
215 Dusty Baker -- Atlanta Braves
216 Toby Harrah -- Texas Rangers
217 Don Wilson -- Houston Astros
218 Aurelio Rodriguez -- Detroit Tigers
219 Cardinals Team -- St. Louis Cardinals
220 Nolan Ryan -- California Angels
221 Fred Kendall -- San Diego Padres
222 Rob Gardner -- Oakland Athletics
223 Bud Harrelson -- New York Mets
224 Bill Lee -- Boston Red Sox
225 Al Oliver -- Pittsburgh Pirates
226 Ray Fosse -- Cleveland Indians
227 Wayne Twitchell -- Philadelphia Phillies
228 Bobby Darwin -- Minnesota Twins
229 Roric Harrison -- Baltimore Orioles
230 Joe Morgan -- Cincinnati Reds
231 Bill Parsons -- Milwaukee Brewers
232 Ken Singleton -- Montreal Expos
233 Ed Kirkpatrick -- Kansas City Royals
234 Bill North -- Oakland Athletics
235 Jim Hunter -- Oakland Athletics
236 Tito Fuentes -- San Francisco Giants
237 Braves Coaches -- Atlanta Braves
238 Tony Muser -- Chicago White Sox
239 Pete Richert -- Los Angeles Dodgers
240 Bobby Murcer -- New York Yankees
241 Dwain Anderson -- St. Louis Cardinals
242 George Culver -- Houston Astros
243 Angels Team -- California Angels
244 Ed Acosta -- San Diego Padres
245 Carl Yastrzemski -- Boston Red Sox
246 Ken Sanders -- Philadelphia Phillies
247 Del Unser -- Cleveland Indians
248 Jerry Johnson -- San Francisco Giants
249 Larry Biittner -- Texas Rangers
250 Manny Sanguillen -- Pittsburgh Pirates
251 Roger Nelson -- Kansas City Royals
252 Giants Mgr/Coaches -- San Francisco Giants
253 Mark Belanger -- Baltimore Orioles
254 Bill Stoneman -- Montreal Expos
255 Reggie Jackson -- Oakland Athletics
256 Chris Zachary -- Detroit Tigers
257 Yogi Berra Mgr -- New York Mets
258 Tommy John -- Los Angeles Dodgers
259 Jim Holt -- Minnesota Twins
260 Gary Nolan -- Cincinnati Reds
261 Pat Kelly -- Chicago White Sox
262 Jack Aker -- Chicago Cubs
263 George Scott -- Milwaukee Brewers
264 Checklist 133-264
265 Gene Michael -- New York Yankees
266 Mike Lum -- Atlanta Braves
267 Lloyd Allen -- California Angels
268 Jerry Morales -- San Diego Padres
269 Tim McCarver -- St. Louis Cardinals
270 Luis Tiant -- Boston Red Sox
271 Tom Hutton -- Philadelphia Phillies
272 Ed Farmer -- Cleveland Indians
273 Chris Speier -- San Francisco Giants
274 Darold Knowles -- Oakland Athletics
275 Tony Perez -- Cincinnati Reds
276 Joe Lovitto -- Texas Rangers
277 Bob Miller -- Pittsburgh Pirates
278 Orioles Team -- Baltimore Orioles
279 Mike Strahler -- California Angels
280 Al Kaline -- Detroit Tigers
281 Mike Jorgensen -- Montreal Expos
282 Steve Hovley -- Kansas City Royals
283 Ray Sadecki -- New York Mets
284 Glenn Borgmann -- Minnesota Twins
285 Don Kessinger -- Chicago Cubs
286 Frank Linzy -- Milwaukee Brewers
287 Eddie Leon -- Chicago White Sox
288 Gary Gentry -- Atlanta Braves
289 Bob Oliver -- California Angels
290 Cesar Cedeno -- Houston Astros
291 Rogelio Moret -- Boston Red Sox
292 Jose Cruz -- St. Louis Cardinals
293 Bernie Allen -- New York Yankees
294 Steve Arlin -- San Diego Padres
295 Bert Campaneris -- Oakland Athletics
296 Reds Mgr/Coaches -- Cincinnati Reds
297 Walt Williams -- Cleveland Indians
298 Ron Bryant -- San Francisco Giants
299 Ted Ford -- Texas Rangers
300 Steve Carlton -- Philadelphia Phillies
301 Billy Grabarkewitz -- California Angels
302 Terry Crowley -- Baltimore Orioles
303 Nelson Briles -- Pittsburgh Pirates
304 Duke Sims -- Detroit Tigers
305 Willie Mays -- New York Mets
306 Tom Burgmeier -- Kansas City Royals
307 Boots Day -- Montreal Expos
308 Skip Lockwood -- Milwaukee Brewers
309 Paul Popovich -- Chicago Cubs
310 Dick Allen -- Chicago White Sox
311 Joe Decker -- Minnesota Twins
312 Oscar Brown -- Atlanta Braves
313 Jim Ray -- Houston Astros
314 Ron Swoboda -- New York Yankees
315 John Odom -- Oakland Athletics
316 Padres Team -- San Diego Padres
317 Danny Cater -- Boston Red Sox
318 Jim McGlothlin -- Cincinnati Reds
319 Jim Spencer -- California Angels
320 Lou Brock -- St. Louis Cardinals
321 Rich Hinton -- Texas Rangers
322 Garry Maddox -- San Francisco Giants
323 Tigers Coaches -- Detroit Tigers
324 Al Downing -- Los Angeles Dodgers
325 Boog Powell -- Baltimore Orioles
326 Darrell Brandon -- Philadelphia Phillies
327 John Lowenstein -- Cleveland Indians
328 Bill Bonham -- Chicago Cubs
329 Ed Kranepool -- New York Mets
330 Rod Carew -- Minnesota Twins
331 Carl Morton -- Montreal Expos
332 John Felske -- Milwaukee Brewers
333 Gene Clines -- Pittsburgh Pirates
334 Freddie Patek -- Kansas City Royals
335 Bob Tolan -- Cincinnati Reds
336 Tom Bradley -- San Francisco Giants
337 Dave Duncan -- Oakland Athletics
338 Checklist 265-396
339 Dick Tidrow -- Cleveland Indians
340 Nate Colbert -- San Diego Padres
341 Jim Palmer -- Kid Pixs -- Baltimore Orioles
342 Sam McDowell -- Kid Pixs -- Oakland Athletics
343 Bobby Murcer -- Kid Pixs -- New York Yankees
344 Jim Hunter -- Kid Pixs -- Oakland Athletics
345 Chris Speier -- Kid Pixs -- San Francisco Giants
346 Gaylord Perry -- Kid Pixs -- Cleveland Indians
347 Royals Team -- Kansas City Royals
348 Rennie Stennett -- Pittsburgh Pirates
349 Dick McAuliffe -- Detroit Tigers
350 Tom Seaver -- New York Mets
351 Jimmy Stewart -- Houston Astros
352 Don Stanhouse -- Texas Rangers
353 Steve Brye -- Minnesota Twins
354 Billy Parker -- California Angels
355 Mike Marshall -- Montreal Expos
356 White Sox Mgr/Coache -- Chicago White Sox
357 Ross Grimsley -- Cincinnati Reds
358 Jim Nettles -- Minnesota Twins
359 Cecil Upshaw -- Atlanta Braves
360 Joe Rudi -- Oakland Athletics
361 Fran Healy -- San Francisco Giants
362 Eddie Watt -- Baltimore Orioles
363 Jackie Hernandez -- Pittsburgh Pirates
364 Rick Wise -- St. Louis Cardinals
365 Rico Petrocelli -- Boston Red Sox
366 Brock Davis -- Milwaukee Brewers
367 Burt Hooton -- Chicago Cubs
368 Bill Buckner -- Los Angeles Dodgers
369 Lerrin LaGrow -- Detroit Tigers
370 Willie Stargell -- Pittsburgh Pirates
371 Mike Kekich -- New York Yankees
372 Oscar Gamble -- Cleveland Indians
373 Clyde Wright -- California Angels
374 Darrell Evans -- Atlanta Braves
375 Larry Dierker -- Houston Astros
376 Frank Duffy -- Cleveland Indians
377 Expos Coaches -- Montreal Expos
378 Lenny Randle -- Texas Rangers
379 Cy Acosta -- Chicago White Sox
380 Johnny Bench -- Cincinnati Reds
381 Vicente Romo -- San Diego Padres
382 Mike Hegan -- Oakland Athletics
383 Diego Segui -- St. Louis Cardinals
384 Don Baylor -- Baltimore Orioles
385 Jim Perry -- Minnesota Twins
386 Don Money -- Milwaukee Brewers
387 Jim Barr -- San Francisco Giants
388 Ben Oglivie -- Boston Red Sox
389 Mets Team -- New York Mets
390 Mickey Lolich -- Detroit Tigers
391 Lee Lacy -- Los Angeles Dodgers
392 Dick Drago -- Kansas City Royals
393 Jose Cardenal -- Chicago Cubs
394 Sparky Lyle -- New York Yankees
395 Roger Metzger -- Houston Astros
396 Grant Jackson -- Baltimore Orioles
397 Dave Cash -- Pittsburgh Pirates
398 Rich Hand -- Texas Rangers
399 George Foster -- Cincinnati Reds
400 Gaylord Perry -- Cleveland Indians
401 Clyde Mashore -- Montreal Expos
402 Jack Hiatt -- California Angels
403 Sonny Jackson -- Atlanta Braves
404 Chuck Brinkman -- Chicago White Sox
405 Cesar Tovar -- Philadelphia Phillies
406 Paul Lindblad -- Oakland Athletics
407 Felix Millan -- New York Mets
408 Jim Colborn -- Milwaukee Brewers
409 Ivan Murrell -- San Diego Padres
410 Willie McCovey -- San Francisco Giants
411 Ray Corbin -- Minnesota Twins
412 Manny Mota -- Los Angeles Dodgers
413 Tom Timmermann -- Detroit Tigers
414 Ken Rudolph -- Chicago Cubs
415 Marty Pattin -- Boston Red Sox
416 Paul Schaal -- Kansas City Royals
417 Scipio Spinks -- St. Louis Cardinals
418 Bobby Grich -- Baltimore Orioles
419 Casey Cox -- New York Yankees
420 Tommie Agee -- Houston Astros
421 Angels Mgr/Coaches -- California Angels
422 Bob Robertson -- Pittsburgh Pirates
423 Johnny Jeter -- Chicago White Sox
424 Denny Doyle -- Philadelphia Phillies
425 Alex Johnson -- Cleveland Indians
426 Dave LaRoche -- Chicago Cubs
427 Rick Auerbach -- Milwaukee Brewers
428 Wayne Simpson -- Kansas City Royals
429 Jim Fairey -- Montreal Expos
430 Vida Blue -- Oakland Athletics
431 Gerry Moses -- New York Yankees
432 Dan Frisella -- Atlanta Braves
433 Willie Horton -- Detroit Tigers
434 Giants Team -- San Francisco Giants
435 Rico Carty -- Texas Rangers
436 Jim McAndrew -- New York Mets
437 John Kennedy -- Boston Red Sox
438 Enzo Hernandez -- San Diego Padres
439 Eddie Fisher -- Chicago White Sox
440 Glenn Beckert -- Chicago Cubs
441 Gail Hopkins -- Kansas City Royals
442 Dick Dietz -- Los Angeles Dodgers
443 Danny Thompson -- Minnesota Twins
444 Ken Brett -- Philadelphia Phillies
445 Ken Berry -- California Angels
446 Jerry Reuss -- Houston Astros
447 Joe Hague -- Cincinnati Reds
448 John Hiller -- Detroit Tigers
449 Indians Mgr/Coaches -- Cleveland Indians
450 Joe Torre -- St. Louis Cardinals
451 John Vukovich -- Milwaukee Brewers
452 Paul Casanova -- Atlanta Braves
453 Checklist 397-528
454 Tom Haller -- Philadelphia Phillies
455 Bill Melton -- Chicago White Sox
456 Dick Green -- Oakland Athletics
457 John Strohmayer -- Montreal Expos
458 Jim Mason -- Texas Rangers
459 Jimmy Howarth -- San Francisco Giants
460 Bill Freehan -- Detroit Tigers
461 Mike Corkins -- San Diego Padres
462 Ron Blomberg -- New York Yankees
463 Ken Tatum -- Boston Red Sox
464 Cubs Team -- Chicago Cubs
465 Dave Giusti -- Pittsburgh Pirates
466 Jose Arcia -- Kansas City Royals
467 Mike Ryan -- Philadelphia Phillies
468 Tom Griffin -- Houston Astros
469 Dan Monzon -- Minnesota Twins
470 Mike Cuellar -- Baltimore Orioles
471 Ty Cobb LDR
472 Lou Gehrig LDR -- New York Yankees
473 Hank Aaron LDR -- Atlanta Braves
474 Babe Ruth LDR -- New York Yankees
475 Ty Cobb LDR -- Detroit Tigers
476 Walter Johnson LDR
477 Cy Young LDR
478 Walter Johnson LDR
479 Hal Lanier -- New York Yankees
480 Juan Marichal -- San Francisco Giants
481 White Sox Team -- Chicago White Sox
482 Rick Reuschel -- Chicago Cubs
483 Dal Maxvill -- Oakland Athletics
484 Ernie McAnally -- Montreal Expos
485 Norm Cash -- Detroit Tigers
486 Phillies Mgr/Coaches -- Philadelphia Phillies
487 Bruce Dal Canton -- Kansas City Royals
488 Dave Campbell -- San Diego Padres
489 Jeff Burroughs -- Texas Rangers
490 Claude Osteen -- Los Angeles Dodgers
491 Bob Montgomery -- Boston Red Sox
492 Pedro Borbon -- Cincinnati Reds
493 Duffy Dyer -- New York Mets
494 Rich Morales -- Chicago White Sox
495 Tommy Helms -- Houston Astros
496 Ray Lamb -- Cleveland Indians
497 Cardinals Mgr/Coache -- St. Louis Cardinals
498 Graig Nettles -- New York Yankees
499 Bob Moose -- Pittsburgh Pirates
500 A's Team -- Oakland Athletics
501 Larry Gura -- Chicago Cubs
502 Bobby Valentine -- California Angels
503 Phil Niekro -- Atlanta Braves
504 Earl Williams -- Baltimore Orioles
505 Bob Bailey -- Montreal Expos
506 Bart Johnson -- Chicago White Sox
507 Darrel Chaney -- Cincinnati Reds
508 Gates Brown -- Detroit Tigers
509 Jim Nash -- Philadelphia Phillies
510 Amos Otis -- Kansas City Royals
511 Sam McDowell -- San Francisco Giants
512 Dalton Jones -- Texas Rangers
513 Dave Marshall -- San Diego Padres
514 Jerry Kenney -- Cleveland Indians
515 Andy Messersmith -- Los Angeles Dodgers
516 Danny Walton -- Minnesota Twins
517 Pirates Mgr/Coaches -- Pittsburgh Pirates
518 Bob Veale -- Boston Red Sox
519 John Edwards -- Houston Astros
520 Mel Stottlemyre -- New York Yankees
521 Braves Team -- Atlanta Braves
522 Leo Cardenas -- California Angels
523 Wayne Granger -- St. Louis Cardinals
524 Gene Tenace -- Oakland Athletics
525 Jim Fregosi -- New York Mets
526 Ollie Brown -- Milwaukee Brewers
527 Dan McGinn -- Chicago Cubs
528 Paul Blair -- Baltimore Orioles
529 Milt May -- Pittsburgh Pirates
530 Jim Kaat -- Minnesota Twins
531 Ron Woods -- Montreal Expos
532 Steve Mingori -- Cleveland Indians
533 Larry Stahl -- Cincinnati Reds
534 Dave Lemonds -- Chicago White Sox
535 John Callison -- New York Yankees
536 Phillie Team -- Philadelphia Phillies
537 Bill Slayback -- Detroit Tigers
538 Jim Hart -- San Francisco Giants
539 Tom Murphy -- Kansas City Royals
540 Cleon Jones -- New York Mets
541 Bob Bolin -- Boston Red Sox
542 Pat Corrales -- San Diego Padres
543 Alan Foster -- California Angels
544 Von Joshua -- Los Angeles Dodgers
545 Orlando Cepeda -- Oakland Athletics
546 Jim York -- Houston Astros
547 Bobby Heise -- Milwaukee Brewers
548 Don Durham -- St. Louis Cardinals
549 Rangers Mgr/Coaches -- Texas Rangers
550 Dave Johnson -- Atlanta Braves
551 Mike Kilkenny -- Cleveland Indians
552 J.C. Martin -- Chicago Cubs
553 Mickey Scott -- Baltimore Orioles
554 Dave Concepcion -- Cincinnati Reds
555 Bill Hands -- Minnesota Twins
556 Yankees Team -- New York Yankees
557 Bernie Williams -- San Francisco Giants
558 Jerry May -- Kansas City Royals
559 Barry Lersch -- Philadelphia Phillies
560 Frank Howard -- Detroit Tigers
561 Jim Geddes -- Chicago White Sox
562 Wayne Garrett -- New York Mets
563 Larry Haney -- Oakland Athletics
564 Mike Thompson -- Texas Rangers
565 Jim Hickman -- Chicago Cubs
566 Lew Krausse -- Boston Red Sox
567 Bob Fenwick -- St. Louis Cardinals
568 Ray Newman -- Milwaukee Brewers
569 Walt Alston Mgr -- Los Angeles Dodgers
570 Bill Singer -- California Angels
571 Rusty Torres -- Cleveland Indians
572 Gary Sutherland -- Houston Astros
573 Fred Beene -- New York Yankees
574 Bob Didier -- Atlanta Braves
575 Dock Ellis -- Pittsburgh Pirates
576 Expos Team -- Montreal Expos
577 Eric Soderholm -- Minnesota Twins
578 Ken Wright -- Kansas City Royals
579 Tom Grieve -- Texas Rangers
580 Joe Pepitone -- Chicago Cubs
581 Steve Kealey -- Chicago White Sox
582 Darrell Porter -- Milwaukee Brewers
583 Bill Greif -- San Diego Padres
584 Chris Arnold -- San Francisco Giants
585 Joe Niekro -- Detroit Tigers
586 Bill Sudakis -- New York Mets
587 Rich McKinney -- Oakland Athletics
588 Checklist 529-660
589 Ken Forsch -- Houston Astros
590 Deron Johnson -- Philadelphia Phillies
591 Mike Hedlund -- Cleveland Indians
592 John Boccabella -- Montreal Expos
593 Royals Mgr/Coaches -- Kansas City Royals
594 Vic Harris -- Texas Rangers
595 Don Gullett -- Cincinnati Reds
596 Red Sox Team -- Boston Red Sox
597 Mickey Rivers -- California Angels
598 Phil Roof -- Minnesota Twins
599 Ed Crosby -- St. Louis Cardinals
600 Dave McNally -- Baltimore Orioles
601 Pena/Robls/Stelmaszk
602 Behney/Garcia/Rau
603 Hughes/McNulty/Reitz
604 Jefrson/O'Tool/Strmp
605 Bourque/Cabel/Marquz
606 Mathew/Paciork/Roque
607 Busse/Frias/Guerrero
608 Busby/Colpart/Medich
609 Blanks/Garcia/Lopes
610 Freeman/Hough/Webb
611 Cogins/Wohlford/Zisk
612 Lawson/Reynold/Strom
613 Boone/Ivie/Jutze
614 Bumbry/Evans/Spikes
615 Mike Schmidt/Cey
616 Anglni/Blatric/Garmn
617 Rich Chiles -- New York Mets
618 Andy Etchebarren -- Baltimore Orioles
619 Billy Wilson -- Philadelphia Phillies
620 Tommy Harper -- Boston Red Sox
621 Joe Ferguson -- Los Angeles Dodgers
622 Larry Hisle -- Minnesota Twins
623 Steve Renko -- Montreal Expos
624 Astros Mgr/Coaches -- Houston Astros
625 Angel Mangual -- Oakland Athletics
626 Bob Barton -- Cincinnati Reds
627 Luis Alvarado -- Chicago White Sox
628 Jim Slaton -- Milwaukee Brewers
629 Indians -- Cleveland Indians
630 Denny McLain -- Atlanta Braves
631 Tom Matchick -- Baltimore Orioles
632 Dick Selma -- Philadelphia Phillies
633 Ike Brown -- Detroit Tigers
634 Alan Closter -- New York Yankees
635 Gene Alley -- Pittsburgh Pirates
636 Rick Clark -- California Angels
637 Norm Niller -- Houston Astros
638 Ken Reynolds -- Minnesota Twins
639 Willie Crawford -- Los Angeles Dodgers
640 Dick Bosman -- Texas Rangers
641 Reds Team -- Cincinnati Reds
642 Jose Laboy -- Montreal Expos
643 Al Fitzmorris -- Kansas City Royals
644 Jack Heidemann -- Cleveland Indians
645 Bob Locker -- Chicago Cubs
646 Brewers Mgr/Coaches -- Milwaukee Brewers
647 George Stone -- New York Mets
648 Tom Egan -- Chicago White Sox
649 Rich Folkers -- St. Louis Cardinals
650 Felipe Alou -- New York Yankees
651 Don Carrithers -- San Francisco Giants
652 Ted Kubiak -- Oakland Athletics
653 Joe Hoerner -- Atlanta Braves
654 Twins Team -- Minnesota Twins
655 Clay Kirby -- San Diego Padres
656 John Ellis -- Cleveland Indians
657 Bob Johnson -- Pittsburgh Pirates
658 Elliott Maddox -- Texas Rangers
659 Jose Pagan -- Philadelphia Phillies
660 Fred Scherman -- Detroit Tigers