Doug's RBI single in the bottom of the second inning gave the Mets a 2-0 lead on opening day 1978. The Mets went on to win the game against the Montreal Expos 3-1. On 5/23/78, Doug hit a triple in the third inning, singled in the fourth, singled in the seventh, doubled in the eighth, but struck out in the 9th to end his bid for a 5 hit game.

This is Eddy's only MLB card. Eddy's pinch single came with 2 outs in the bottom of the 5th inning off of Jon Matlack with the Cubs trailing the Mets 9-0, they would go on to lose the game 11-0. Eddy got a hit in his first three games in which he had a plate appearance, not in his first three big league at-bats.

Bucky's dramatic home run came in the top of the seventh inning with two outs, runners on first and second, and trailing 2-0. The home run was hit off of starting pitcher Mike Torrez. In the 1978 World Series, Bucky hit .417, going 10 for 24, with a double, 3 runs scored and 7 RBIs.

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Gary's 2 hit, 5-0 shutout on 8-19-78 consisted of 5 strikeouts and no walks.

Mike made his major league debut on September 4, 1971. Got his first hit on September 5 off of pitcher Tom Kelley of the Atlanta Braves. His first pinch grand slam came on May 28 off of Don Sutton, helping his Giants defeat the Dodgers 6-5. His second slam came in game one on June 30 off of Dave Campbell of the Braves, but the Giants lost the game 10-9.

In Bob's 4-0, 10 inning shutout on June 11, 1979 he struck out four Royals while walking none and hit one batter.

Joe's two homers vs. the Expos were both solo homers, both hit off of starting pitcher Steve Rogers, one in the 2nd inning and one in the 4th inning, helping his Braves to a 6-4 victory.

Al earned more votes than Pedro Garcia, Steve Busby, Doc Medich, Darrell Porter, and Rich Coggins to win the A.L. Rookie of the Year Award. With his three triples on 9-22-73, Al tied Rod Carew to lead the American League in triples in 1973.

In 1979, Jim was the first base coach of the American League Champion Baltimore Orioles. When the World Series ended, Jim was chosen to become the manger of the Kansas City Royals replacing Whitey Herzog.

Doyle was the Game 1 starting pitcher for the Yankees against the Reds in the 1976 World Series. The Reds won the game 5-1, Doyle pitched 6 innings allowing 5 earned runs on 9 hits with 2 walks and 1 strikeout. His 6 hit 3-0 shutout over the Indians came on April 26. He followed that with a 2-1 complete game win on May 3 in Baltimore and then a 4-3 win on May 10 in Milwaukee.