OOTP Historical Replay: 1977

AL Champion: Oakland Athletics
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .356, 40 HR, 140 RBI

NL MVP: Claudell Washington-St. Louis Cardinals: .356, 19 HR, 87 RBI

AL Cy Young: David Clyde-New York Yankees: 19-12, 2.53 ERA

NL Cy Young: Ed Halicki-Houston Astros: 22-10, 2.52 ERA

AL ROY: Butch Wynegar-Oakland Athletics: .302, 12 HR, 65 RBI

NL ROY: Rick Jones-Houston Astros: 14-11, 3.44 ERA







Milestones:

Joe Morgan-1000 RBI
Rod Carew-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Tony Perez-1000 RBI
Reggie Jackson-1000 RBI
Sam McDowell-3000 K's
Juan Marichal-250 Wins
Pete Rose-2500 Hits
Dick Allen-400 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Cesar Geronimo

OOTP Historical Replay: 1976

AL Champion: Minnesota Twins
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: San Diego Padres

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .358, 45 HR, 131 RBI

NL MVP: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .342, 22 HR, 87 RBI

AL Cy Young: Steve Rogers-Oakland Athletics: 25-11, 2.59 ERA

NL Cy Young: Dock Ellis-St. Louis Cardinals: 22-8, 2.34 ERA

AL ROY: Eddie Murray-Boston Red Sox: .294, 11 HR, 47 RBI

NL ROY: Dave Lemanczyk-Cincinnati Reds: 14-16, 3.12 ERA, 4 SV







Milestones:

Jim Fregosi-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Boog Powell-1000 Runs
Joe Torre-2500 Hits
Catfish Hunter-200 Wins
Willie Stargell-1000 RBI
Billy Williams-300 HR
Willie McCovey-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Don Drysdale: 261-242, 3.12 ERA, 3395 K's\

4 All-Star Selections





Career Ending Injuries: Rick Manning, Randy Jones, Chet Lemon, Woodie Fryman

HOF Collection-Luis Aparicio

2005 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia
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Luis Aparicio Auto 5/50
Great looking card & this is the second Aparicio card I have as I also have a GU Bat card.

OOTP Historical Replay: 1975

AL Champion: Oakland Athletics
NL Champion: Chicago Cubs

World Champion: Oakland Athletics

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .339, 34 HR, 127 RBI

NL MVP: Dave Parker-Chicago Cubs: .365, 35 HR, 112 RBI

AL Cy Young: Jim Palmer-Oakland Athletics: 22-10, 2.87 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jim Slaton-Philadelphia Phillies: 27-10, 2.91 ERA

AL ROY: Jerry Mumphrey-Kansas City Royals: .318, 2 HR, 69 RBI

NL ROY: Eric Raich-Atlanta Braves: 15-9, 2.68 ERA







Milestones:

Pete Rose-1000 Runs
Joe Torre-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Billy Williams-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Dick Allen-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Bob Gibson-3000 K's
Boog Powell-1000 RBI
Willie Stargell-300 HR
Norm Cash-400 HR
Reggie Jackson-300 HR
Carl Yastrzemski-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Hank Aaron: .302, 666 HR, 2045 RBI, 3429 Hits

Winner of 1953 NL ROY Award
Winner of 3 NL MVP Awards (1957, 1959, 1960)
Winner of 1 AL MVP Award (1963)
Winner of 6 Gold Glove Awards
13 All-Star Selections

Roberto Clemente: .304, 203 HR, 1063 RBI, 2837 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
4 All-Star Selections

Harmon Killebrew: .257, 524 HR, 1542 RBI, 2107 Hits

Winner of 1969 AL MVP Award
11 All-Star Selections

Bob Gibson: 217-165, 2.98 ERA, 3005 K's

2 All-Star Selections





Career Ending Injuries: Mike Anderson, Tom Seaver, Mike Schmidt, Dave Rosello, Nick Bladt

OOTP Historical Replay: 1974

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .349, 28 HR, 118 RBI

NL MVP: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .371, 18 HR, 65 RBI

AL Cy Young: Bob Forsch-California Angels: 26-10, 2.64 ERA

NL Cy Young: Steve Stone-New York Mets: 19-6, 2.45 ERA

AL ROY: Keith Hernandez-Texas Rangers: .296, 4 HR, 55 RBI

NL ROY: Randy Moffitt-San Francisco Giants: 8-10, 2.89 ERA, 40 SV







Milestones:

Pete Rose-2000 Hits
Joe Morgan-1000 Runs
Billy Williams-1000 RBI
Ron Santo-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: George Hendrick, Pat Kelly, Terry Forster

OOTP Historical Replay: 1973

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Baltimore Orioles

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg: California Angels: .355, 36 HR, 113 RBI

NL MVP: Reggie Jackson-Philadelphia Phillies: .305, 35 HR, 109 RBI

AL Cy Young: Marty Pattin-Baltimore Orioles: 25-10, 3.31 ERA

NL Cy Young: Rick Reuschel-Montreal Expos: 22-15, 2.58 ERA

AL ROY: Vic Correll-Texas Rangers: .279, 8 HR, 59 RBI

NL ROY: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .381, 11 HR, 43 RBI







Milestones:

Harmon Killebrew-1500 RBI
Carl Yastrzemski-2000 Hits
Hank Aaron-2000 RBI
Roberto Clemente-1000 RBI
Dick Allen-1000 RBI
Don Drysdale-250 Wins
Bob Gibson-200 Wins
Boog Powell-300 HR
Norm Cash-2000 Hits
Joe Pepitone-1000 RBI
Frank Robinson-400 HR
Mickey Lolich-200 Wins
Orlando Cepeda-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: John D'Acquisto, Paul Popovich

OOTP Historical Replay: 1972

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .341, 28 HR, 85 RBI

NL MVP: Reggie Jackson-Philadelphia Phillies: .269, 41 HR, 110 RBI

AL Cy Young: Mickey Lolich-New York Yankees: 22-11, 2.19 ERA

NL Cy Young: Tom Seaver-Cincinnati Reds: 22-13, 2.32 ERA

AL ROY: Ron Cey-California Angels: .278, 12 HR, 48 RBI

NL ROY: Jack Brohamer-St. Louis Cardinals: .273, 9 HR, 51 RBI







Milestones:

Hank Aaron-600 HR
Harmon Killebrew-500 HR, 2000 Hits
Carl Yastrzemski-1000 RBI
Don Mincher-1000 RBI
Joe Torre-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Bernie Allen, Chuck Goggin, John Lowenstein

OOTP Historical Replay: 1971

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .376, 31 HR, 109 RBI

NL MVP: Willie McCovey-San Francisco Giants: .311, 45 HR, 109 RBI

AL Cy Young: Marty Pattin-Baltimore Orioles: 26-12, 2.07 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jim Merritt-St. Louis Cardinals: 25-5, 2.54 ERA

AL ROY: Billy North-Detroit Tigers: .307, 8 HR, 64 RBI

NL ROY: Balor Moore-St. Louis Cardinals: 16-8, 3.59 ERA







Milestones:

Willie McCovey-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Frank Howard-1000 RBI
Norm Cash-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Carl Yastrzemski-1000 Runs
Ernie Banks-400 HR
Vada Pinson-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI
Juan Marichal-200 Wins
Hank Aaron-3000 Hits
Roberto Clemente-2500 Hits, 1000 Runs
Dick Allen-300 HR
Don Mincher-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Eddie Mathews: .281, 498 HR, 1581 RBI, 2210 Hits

Winner of 1951 AL ROY Award
Winner of 4 AL MVP Awards (1953, 1954, 1956, 1957)
Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
9 All-Star Selections


Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1970

OK....back from the vacation/work hiatus and time to get back to this replay of baseball history!

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Rico Carty-New York Yankees: .384, 31 HR, 93 RBI

NL MVP: Tony Perez-San Francisco Giants: .317, 46 HR, 136 RBI

AL Cy Young: Catfish Hunter-Detroit Tigers: 25-9, 2.29 ERA\

NL Cy Young: Bert Blyleven-San Francisco Giants: 30-6, 2.34 ERA

AL ROY: Tony Solaita-Baltimore Orioles: .271, 20 HR, 93 RBI

NL ROY: Gene Lamont-Chicago Cubs: .291, 25 HR, 101 RBI







Milestones:

Hank Aaron-1500 Runs
Willie McCovey-1000 RBI
Frank Robinson-2000 Hits
Don Drysdale-3000 K's
Frank Howard-300 HR
Bob Allison-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Ron Reed