Home Attendance Figures
Reds: 2,629,708
Phillies: 2,480,150
Dodgers: 2,386,301
Yankees: 2,012,434
Red Sox: 1,895,846
Royals: 1,680,265
Mets: 1,468,754
Tigers: 1,467,020
Padres: 1,458,478
Cardinals: 1,207,079
Rangers: 1,164,982
Orioles: 1,058,609
Cubs: 1,026,217
Pirates: 1,025,945
Brewers: 1,012,164
Angels: 1,006,774
Indians: 948,776
White Sox: 914,945
Astros: 886,146
Braves: 818,179
A's: 780,593
Twins: 715,394
Expos: 646,704
Giants: 626,868
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MVP Awards
American League (top 10)
Thurman Munson 304
George Brett 217
Mickey Rivers 179.5
Hal McRae 99
Chris Chambliss 71.5
Rod Carew 71
Amos Otis 58
Bill Campbell 56
Lee May 51
Jim Palmer 47
National League (top 10)
Joe Morgan 311
George Foster 221
Mike Schmidt 179
Pete Rose 131
Garry Maddox 98
Bill Madlock 51
Steve Garvey 51
Greg Luzinski 49
Ken Griffey 49
Randy Jones 48
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No Hitters
Larry Dierker (HON) vs. Expos, 7/9/76 6-0
Odom & Barrios (CHA) vs. A's, 8/24/76 2-1
John Candelaria (PIN) vs. Dodgers, 8/9/76 2-0
John Montefusco (SFN) vs. Braves, 9/29/76 9-0
1976 World Series
1: Reds 5, Yankees 1 W: Gullett L: Alexander
2: Reds 4, Yankees 3 W: Billingham L: Hunter
3: Reds 6, Yankees 2 W: Zachry L: Ellis
4: Reds 7, Yankees 2 W: Nolan L: Figueroa
1976 All-Star Game (at Philadelphia)
Nationals 7, Americans 1
W: Jones L: Fidrych
The NL took an early 4-0 lead, then scored 3 times
in the eighth to seal the victory. The NL has now won
13 of the last 14 games.
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