Home Attendance Figures
Mets: 2,647,479
Reds: 1,803,568
Dodgers: 1,697,142
Cubs: 1,642,705
Cardinals: 1,629,736
Red Sox: 1,595,278
Tigers: 1,501,293
Expos: 1,424,683
Pirates: 1,341,947
Twins: 1,261,887
Astros: 1,253,444
Yankees: 1,136,879
Braves: 1,078,848
Angels: 1,077,741
Orioles: 1,057,069
Brewers: 933,690
Senators: 824,789
A's: 778,355
Giants: 740,720
Indians: 729,752
Phillies: 708,247
Royals: 693,047
Padres: 643,679
White Sox: 495,355
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MVP Awards
American League (top 10)
Boog Powell 234
Tony Oliva 157
Harmon Killebrew 152
Carl Yastrzemski 136
Frank Howard 91
Tommy Harper 78
Brooks Robinson 75
Alex Johnson 70
Jim Perry 63
Frank Robinson 60
National League (top 10)
Johnny Bench 326
Billy Williams 218
Tony Perez 149
Bob Gibson 110
Wes Parker 91
Dave Giusti 72
Pete Rose 54
Jim Hickman 52
Willie McCovey 47
Rico Carty 43
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No Hitters
Dock Ellis (PIN) at Padres, 6/12/70 2-0
Clyde Wright (CAA) vs A's, 7/3/70 4-0
Bill Singer (LAN) vs Phillies, 7/20/70 5-0
Vida Blue (OAA) vs Twins, 9/21/70 6-0
1970 World Series
1: Orioles 4, Reds 3 W: Palmer L: Nolan
2: Orioles 6, Reds 5 W: Phoebus L: Wilcox
3: Orioles 9, Reds 3 W: McNally L: Cloninger
4: Reds 6, Orioles 5 W: Carroll L: Watt
5: Orioles 9, Reds 3 W: Cuellar L: Merritt
1970 All-Star Game
(at Riverfront Stadium)
Nationals 5, Americans 4 (12 innings)
W: Osteen L: Wright
Pete Rose scored the winning run by
bowling over Ray Fosse.
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