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Latest revision as of 16:59, 25 September 2024

Cover Appearances

Publications

Other cover appearances

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
Major League Baseball 1970 Philadelphia Phillies Program
1987 Chicago Cubs Media Guide
Program
Major League Baseball 2005 Chicago Cubs Media Guide
Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Pitchers Grover Cleveland Alexander • Chief Bender • Bert Blyleven • Mordecai Brown • Ray Brown • Jim Bunning • Steve Carlton • Jack Chesbro • John Clarkson • Andy Cooper • Stan Coveleski • Leon Day • Dean • Dihigo • Drysdale • Dennis Eckersley • Faber • Feller • Fingers • Ford • B. Foster • Galvin • B. Gibson • Glavine • Lefty Gomez • Goose Gossage • Burleigh Grimes • Lefty Grove • Jesse Haines • Roy Halladay • Hoffman • Hoyt • Hubbell • Catfish Hunter • Ferguson Jenkins • R. Johnson • W. Johnson • Addie Joss • Jim Kaat • Tim Keefe • Sandy Koufax • Bob Lemon • Ted Lyons • Greg Maddux • Juan Marichal • Rube Marquard • Pedro Martínez • Christy Mathewson • Joe McGinnity • José Méndez • Jack Morris • Mike Mussina • Hal Newhouser • Kid Nichols • Phil Niekro • Paige • Palmer • Pennock • Perry • Plank • Charles Radbourn • Mariano Rivera • Eppa Rixey • Robin Roberts • Rogan • Ruffing • Rusie • Ryan • Seaver • Hilton Smith • Lee Smith • John Smoltz • Warren Spahn • Bruce Sutter • Sutton • Vance • Waddell • Walsh • Welch • Hoyt Wilhelm • J. Williams • Willis • Early Wynn • Cy Young
Catchers Johnny Bench • Yogi Berra • Roger Bresnahan • Roy Campanella • Gary Carter • Mickey Cochrane • Bill Dickey • Buck Ewing • Rick Ferrell • Carlton Fisk • Josh Gibson • Gabby Hartnett • Ernie Lombardi • Biz Mackey • Joe Mauer • Mike Piazza • Iván Rodríguez • Louis Santop • Ray Schalk • Ted Simmons
First basemen Cap Anson • Jeff Bagwell • Jake Beckley • Jim Bottomley • Dan Brouthers • Orlando Cepeda • Frank Chance • Roger Connor • Jimmie Foxx • Lou Gehrig • Hank Greenberg • Todd Helton • Gil Hodges • George Kelly • Harmon Killebrew • Buck Leonard • Willie McCovey • Fred McGriff • Johnny Mize • Eddie Murray • David Ortiz • Tony Pérez • George Sisler • Mule Suttles • Ben Taylor • Bill Terry • Frank Thomas • Jim Thome
Second basemen Alomar • Biggio • Carew • Eddie Collins • Bobby Doerr • Johnny Evers • Nellie Fox • Frankie Frisch • Charlie Gehringer • Joe Gordon • Frank Grant • Billy Herman • Rogers Hornsby • Nap Lajoie • Tony Lazzeri • Bill Mazeroski • Bid McPhee • Joe Morgan • Jackie Robinson • Ryne Sandberg • Red Schoendienst
Third basemen Home Run Baker • Adrian Beltré • Wade Boggs • George Brett • Jimmy Collins • Ray Dandridge • Judy Johnson • Chipper Jones • George Kell • Freddie Lindstrom • Eddie Mathews • Paul Molitor • Brooks Robinson • Scott Rolen • Ron Santo • Mike Schmidt • Pie Traynor • Deacon White • Jud Wilson
Shortstops Luis Aparicio • Luke Appling • Dave Bancroft • Ernie Banks • Lou Boudreau • Joe Cronin • George Davis • Travis Jackson • Jennings • Derek Jeter • Barry Larkin • John Henry Lloyd • Rabbit Maranville • Pee Wee Reese • Cal Ripken Jr. • Phil Rizzuto • Joe Sewell • O. Smith • Tinker • Alan Trammell • Arky Vaughan • Honus Wagner • Bobby Wallace • John Montgomery Ward • Willie Wells • Robin Yount
Left fielders Lou Brock • Burkett • Fred Clarke • Ed Delahanty • Goose Goslin • Hafey • Henderson • Irvin • Joe Kelley • Ralph Kiner • Heinie Manush • Joe Medwick • Minnie Miñoso • Stan Musial • Jim O'Rourke • Raines • J. Rice • Al Simmons • Willie Stargell • Wheat • B. Williams • T. Williams • Yastrzemski
Center fielders Richie Ashburn • Earl Averill • Cool Papa Bell • Willard Brown • Max Carey • Oscar Charleston • Ty Cobb • Earle Combs • Joe DiMaggio • Larry Doby • Hugh Duffy • Ken Griffey Jr. • Billy Hamilton • Pete Hill • Mickey Mantle • Willie Mays • Kirby Puckett • Edd Roush • Duke Snider • Tris Speaker • Turkey Stearnes • Cristóbal Torriente • Lloyd Waner • Hack Wilson
Right fielders Hank Aaron • Roberto Clemente • Sam Crawford • Kiki Cuyler • Andre Dawson • Elmer Flick • Vladimir Guerrero • Tony Gwynn • Harry Heilmann • Harry Hooper • Reggie Jackson • Al Kaline • Willie Keeler • King Kelly • Chuck Klein • Tommy McCarthy • Tony Oliva • Mel Ott • Sam Rice • Frank Robinson • Babe Ruth • Enos Slaughter • Sam Thompson • Larry Walker • Paul Waner • Dave Winfield • Ross Youngs
Designated hitters Harold Baines • Edgar Martínez
Managers Walter Alston • Sparky Anderson • Bobby Cox • Leo Durocher • Rube Foster • Hanlon • Bucky Harris • Whitey Herzog • Gil Hodges • Miller Huggins • Tony La Russa • Tommy Lasorda • Jim Leyland • Al López • Connie Mack • Joe McCarthy • John McGraw • Bill McKechnie • Wilbert Robinson • Frank Selee • Billy Southworth • Casey Stengel • Joe Torre • Earl Weaver • Dick Williams
Executives and pioneers Ed Barrow • Morgan Bulkeley • Alexander Cartwright • Henry Chadwick • Happy Chandler • Charles Comiskey • Candy Cummings • Barney Dreyfuss • Bud Fowler • Ford Frick • Warren Giles • Pat Gillick • Clark Griffith • Will Harridge • William Hulbert • Ban Johnson • Bowie Kuhn • Kenesaw Mountain Landis • Larry MacPhail • Lee MacPhail • Effa Manley • Marvin Miller • Walter O'Malley • Buck O'Neil • Alex Pompez • Cumberland Posey • Branch Rickey • Jacob Ruppert • John Schuerholz • Bud Selig • A.G. Spalding • Bill Veeck • George Weiss • Sol White • J.L. Wilkinson • George Wright • Harry Wright • Tom Yawkey
Umpires Al Barlick • Nestor Chylak • Jocko Conlan • Tom Connolly • Billy Evans • Doug Harvey • Cal Hubbard • Bill Klem • Bill McGowan • Hank O'Day


1972 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Roster
American League Dick Allen (1B, White Sox) • Luis Aparicio (SS, Red Sox) • Sal Bando (3B, Athletics) • Bert Campaneris (SS, Athletics) • Rod Carew (2B, Twins) • Norm Cash (1B, Tigers) • Joe Coleman (P, Tigers) • Pat Dobson (P, Orioles) • Carlton Fisk (C, Red Sox) • Bill Freehan (C, Tigers) • Bobby Grich (SS, Orioles) • Toby Harrah (SS, Rangers) • Ken Holtzman (P, Athletics) • Catfish Hunter (P, Athletics) • Reggie Jackson (OF, Athletics) • Mickey Lolich (P, Tigers) • Carlos May (OF, White Sox) • Dave McNally (P, Orioles) • Bobby Murcer (OF, Yankees) • Amos Otis (OF, Royals) • Jim Palmer (P, Orioles) • Freddie Patek (SS, Royals) • Gaylord Perry (P, Indians) • Lou Piniella (OF, Royals) • Brooks Robinson (3B, Orioles) • Ellie Rodríguez (C, Brewers) • Cookie Rojas (2B, Royals) • Joe Rudi (OF, Athletics) • Nolan Ryan (P, Angels) • Richie Scheinblum (OF, Royals) • Reggie Smith (OF, Red Sox) • Wilbur Wood (P, White Sox) • Carl Yastrzemski (OF, Red Sox)
National League Hank Aaron (OF, Braves) • Glenn Beckert (2B, Cubs) • Johnny Bench (C, Reds) • Steve Blass (P, Pirates) • Lou Brock (OF, Cardinals) • Steve Carlton (P, Phillies) • Clay Carroll (P, Reds) • César Cedeño (OF, Astros) • Roberto Clemente (OF, Pirates) • Nate Colbert (1B, Padres) • Bob Gibson (P, Cardinals) • Ferguson Jenkins (P, Cubs) • Don Kessinger (SS, Cubs) • Lee May (1B, Astros) • Willie Mays (OF, Mets) • Tug McGraw (P, Mets) • Joe Morgan (2B, Reds) • Gary Nolan (P, Reds) • Al Oliver (OF, Pirates) • Manny Sanguillén (C, Pirates) • Ron Santo (3B, Cubs) • Tom Seaver (P, Mets) • Ted Simmons (C, Cardinals) • Chris Speier (SS, Giants) • Willie Stargell (OF, Pirates) • Bill Stoneman (P, Expos) • Don Sutton (P, Dodgers) • Joe Torre (3B, Cardinals) • Billy Williams (OF, Cubs)


1968 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Roster
American League Joe Azcue (C, Indians) • Gary Bell (P, Red Sox) • Bert Campaneris (SS, Athletics) • Rod Carew (2B, Twins) • Bill Freehan (C, Tigers) • Jim Fregosi (SS, Angels) • Ken Harrelson (OF, Red Sox) • Willie Horton (OF, Tigers) • Frank Howard (OF, Senators) • Tommy John (P, White Sox) • Davey Johnson (2B, Orioles) • Duane Josephson (C, White Sox) • Harmon Killebrew (1B, Twins) • Mickey Mantle (1B, Yankees) • Sam McDowell (P, Indians) • Denny McLain (P, Tigers) • Rick Monday (OF, Athletics) • Blue Moon Odom (P, Athletics) • Tony Oliva (OF, Twins) • Boog Powell (1B, Orioles) • Brooks Robinson (3B, Orioles) • José Santiago (P, Red Sox) • Mel Stottlemyre (P, Yankees) • Luis Tiant (P, Indians) • Don Wert (3B, Tigers) • Carl Yastrzemski (OF, Red Sox)
National League Hank Aaron (OF, Braves) • Gene Alley (SS, Pirates) • Felipe Alou (OF, Braves) • Matty Alou (OF, Pirates) • Johnny Bench (C, Reds) • Leo Cardenas (SS, Reds) • Steve Carlton (P, Cardinals) • Don Drysdale (P, Dodgers) • Curt Flood (OF, Cardinals) • Woody Fryman (P, Phillies) • Bob Gibson (P, Cardinals) • Jerry Grote (C, Mets) • Tom Haller (C, Dodgers) • Tommy Helms (2B, Reds) • Julian Javier (2B, Cardinals) • Don Kessinger (SS, Cubs) • Jerry Koosman (P, Mets) • Juan Marichal (P, Giants) • Willie Mays (OF, Giants) • Willie McCovey (1B, Giants) • Tony Pérez (3B, Reds) • Ron Reed (P, Braves) • Pete Rose (OF, Reds) • Ron Santo (3B, Cubs) • Tom Seaver (P, Mets) • Rusty Staub (1B, Astros) • Billy Williams (OF, Cubs)


1965 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Roster
American League Max Alvis (3B, Indians) • Earl Battey (C, Twins) • Rocky Colavito (OF, Indians) • Vic Davalillo (OF, Indians) • Eddie Fisher (P, White Sox) • Bill Freehan (C, Tigers) • Mudcat Grant (P, Twins) • Jimmie Hall (OF, Twins) • Willie Horton (OF, Tigers) • Elston Howard (C, Yankees) • Al Kaline (OF, Tigers) • Harmon Killebrew (1B, Twins) • Bob Lee (P, Angels) • Félix Mantilla (2B, Red Sox) • Mickey Mantle (OF, Yankees) • Dick McAuliffe (SS, Tigers) • Sam McDowell (P, Indians) • John O'Donoghue (P, Athletics) • Tony Oliva (OF, Twins) • Milt Pappas (P, Orioles) • Joe Pepitone (1B, Yankees) • Bobby Richardson (2B, Yankees) • Pete Richert (P, Senators) • Brooks Robinson (3B, Orioles) • Moose Skowron (1B, White Sox) • Mel Stottlemyre (P, Yankees) • Zoilo Versalles (SS, Twins) • Carl Yastrzemski (OF, Red Sox)
National League Hank Aaron (OF, Braves) • Richie Allen (3B, Phillies) • Ernie Banks (1B, Cubs) • Johnny Callison (OF, Phillies) • Leo Cárdenas (SS, Reds) • Roberto Clemente (OF, Pirates) • Don Drysdale (P, Dodgers) • Johnny Edwards (C, Reds) • Sammy Ellis (P, Reds) • Turk Farrell (P, Astros) • Bob Gibson (P, Cardinals) • Sandy Koufax (P, Dodgers) • Ed Kranepool (1B, Mets) • Jim Maloney (P, Reds) • Juan Marichal (P, Giants) • Willie Mays (OF, Giants) • Frank Robinson (OF, Reds) • Cookie Rojas (2B, Phillies) • Pete Rose (2B, Reds) • Ron Santo (3B, Cubs) • Willie Stargell (OF, Pirates) • Joe Torre (C, Braves) • Bob Veale (P, Pirates) • Billy Williams (OF, Cubs) • Maury Wills (SS, Dodgers)


National League Rookie of the Year award winners
1947: J. Robinson • 1948: Dark • 1949: Newcombe • 1950: Jethroe • 1951: Mays • 1952: Black • 1953: Gilliam • 1954: Moon • 1955: Virdon • 1956: F. Robinson • 1957: Sanford • 1958: Cepeda • 1959: McCovey • 1960: F. Howard • 1961: B. Williams • 1962: Hubbs • 1963: Rose • 1964: Allen • 1965: Lefebvre • 1966: Helms • 1967: Seaver • 1968: Bench • 1969: Sizemore • 1970: Morton • 1971: E. Williams • 1972: Matlack • 1973: Matthews • 1974: McBride • 1975: Montefusco • 1976: Metzger & Zachry • 1977: Dawson • 1978: Horner • 1979: Sutcliffe • 1980: Howe • 1981: Valenzuela • 1982: Sax • 1983: Strawberry • 1984: Gooden • 1985: Coleman • 1986: Worrell • 1987: Santiago • 1988: Sabo • 1989: Walton • 1990: Justice • 1991: Bagwell • 1992: Karros • 1993: Piazza • 1994: Mondesi • 1995: Nomo • 1996: Hollandsworth • 1997: Rolen • 1998: Wood • 1999: Williamson • 2000: Furcal • 2001: Pujols • 2002: Jennings • 2003: Willis • 2004: Bay • 2005: R. Howard • 2006: Ramírez • 2007: Braun • 2008: Soto • 2009: Coghlan • 2010: Posey • 2011: Kimbrel • 2012: Harper • 2013: Fernández • 2014: deGrom • 2015: Bryant • 2016: Seager • 2017: Bellinger • 2018: Acuña Jr. • 2019: Alonso • 2020: D. Williams • 2021: India • 2022: Harris • 2023: Carroll


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