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- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Finished second in NL Rookie of the Year voting in 1974
- Batted .294 in 132 games in 1975
- 1976 Highlights:
- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Lindblad had been an effective reliever for several years
- In 1975 Paul had a 9-1 record with a 2.73 ERA and was 18th in AL MVP voting
- Teamed up with Vida Blue, Glenn Abbott, and Rollie Fingers to pitch a no-hitter on September 28
- 1976 Highlights
- Went 6-5 with five saves and had a 3.06 ERA in 65 games
- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Was the AL Rookie of the Year in 1974 -- batted .323 in 131 games
- Made the AL All Star team in 1975 (0 for 1 as a pinch hitter)
- Batted .303 in 145 games in 1975
- 1976 Highlights:
- Batted .287 in 151 games
- Led the AL with 97 walks (.397 on base percentage)
- Just picked up 12 cards from sportlots. The seller's name is mccormick. He sent the item out quickly and packaged it well (no PWE).
- This will get me another couple of weeks of entries on this set. :)
- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Jon was 16-12 with a 3.38 ERA in 1975
- Was the winning pitcher in the 1975 All Star Game
- Pitched two innings and struck out four batters in the 1975 All Star Game
- 1976 Highlights:
- Had a 17-10 record with a 2.95 ERA
- Led the NL with six shutouts
- Was on the NL All Star roster but did not get in the game
- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Another "need we ask" question
- Rod won his fourth straight (and fifth overall) AL Batting Title in 1975
- His batting averages in the previous three seasons were .350, .364, and .359!
- 1976 Highlights:
- Batted .331 with 9 HR and 90 RBI
- Was in the running for the batting title until the last day of the season.
- The batting title race ended in controversy, but Carew said that the accusations of racism were "a bunch of hooey."
- Finished 5th in AL MVP voting
- Started at first base in the 1976 All Star Game and was 0 for 3 with a walk and a stolen base
- What did he do to deserve a 1976 Kellogg's card?
- Vida had a good year in 1975 -- he was 22-11 with a 3.01 ERA
- Started the 1975 All Star Game -- allowed back-to-back solo HRs to Jimmy Wynn and Steve Garvey. Allowed two runs in two innings.
- Had his third (and final) 20-win season in 1975
- 1976 Highlights:
- Had an even better year in 1976 -- he didn't win as many games, but most of his other stats were better
- In 37 starts he was 18-13 with a 2.35 ERA
- Was sold to the New York Yankees on June 15 for $1.5 million, but the sale was voided by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
