Home Attendance Figures
Dodgers: 2,632,474
Reds: 2,164,307
Cardinals: 1,838,413
Phillies: 1,808,648
Mets: 1,722,209
Red Sox: 1,556,411
Yankees: 1,273,075
Tigers: 1,243,080
Rangers: 1,193,902
Royals: 1,173,292
White Sox: 1,149,596
Indians: 1,114,262
Pirates: 1,110,552
Astros: 1,090,728
Padres: 1,075,399
Expos: 1,019,134
Cubs: 1,015,378
Braves: 981,085
Orioles: 962,572
Brewers: 955,741
Angels: 917,269
A's: 845,693
Twins: 662,401
Giants: 519,987
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MVP Awards
American League (top 10)
Jeff Burroughs 248
Joe Rudi 161.5
Sal Bando 143.5
Reggie Jackson 119
Fergie Jenkins 118
Catfish Hunter 107
Rod Carew 70
Elliott Maddox 59
Bobby Grich 49
Mike Cuellar 42
Luis Tiant 41
National League (top 10)
Steve Garvey 270
Lou Brock 233
Mike Marshall 146
Johnny Bench 141
Jimmy Wynn 137
Mike Schmidt 136
Al Oliver 87
Joe Morgan 72
Richie Zisk 54
Willie Stargell 43
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No Hitters
Steve Busby (KCA) vs. Brewers, 6/19/74 2-0
Dick Bosman (CLA) vs. A's, 7/19/74 4-0
Nolan Ryan (CAA) vs. Twins, 9/28/74 4-0
1974 World Series
1: A's 3, Dodgers 2 W: Fingers L: Messersmith
2: Dodgers 3, A's 2 W: Sutton L: Blue
3: A's 3, Dodgers 2 W: Hunter L: Downing
4: A's 5, Dodgers 2 W: Holtzman L: Messersmith
5: A's 3, Dodgers 2 W: Odom L: Marshall
1974 All-Star Game
(at Pittsburgh)
Nationals 7, Americans 2
W: Brett L: Tiant
The NL held the AL to 4 hits, and won
for the 11th time in the last 12 contests.
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