1976 Kellogg's #37 - Jim Palmer

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* What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?

    * Multiple Cy Young Award winner

    * Multiple 20 game winner

    * American League ERA leader

    * American League victories leader

* 1976 Highlights:

    * Won his third Cy Young award

    * Led the AL in victories for the second of three straight years

Twitter handle: @Jim22Palmer

1976 Kellogg's #55 - Pete Rose

* Another one of the "cards to get" for us in the mid 70s. This one definitely wouldn't have been put in the trade or flip piles.

* What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?

    * As the back of the card says, Pete bounced back from an off year (by his standards) to bat over .300 again.

    * World Series MVP in 1975.

    * Moved to third base partway through the 1975 season so that Sparky could put George Foster in the lineup and complete the Big Red Machine.

* 1976 Highlights:

    * Led the NL with 130 runs scored, 42 doubles, and 215 hits.

    * 4th in MVP voting

    * Started at 3B for the NL in the All Star Game and went 2 for 3 with a triple and a run scored.

    * Only batted .188 in the World Series, but got his second ring.

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1976 Kellogg's #54 - Steve Garvey

* I was a Reds fan at this time, so getting a Dodger card wasn't much fun. But Steve Garvey was one of the prime cards to get no matter what team he played for.

* What did he do to deserve a Kellogg's card?

- MVP award in 1974

- Had another good year in 1975, batting .319 with 210 hits.

- NL All Star both years.

* 1976 Highlights:

- Batted .317 with 200 hits, but it still seemed like an off year due to having only 13 home runs and only 80 RBI

- Made the NL All-Star team for the third straight year

- Third of four straight Gold Glove awards.

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