1975 MLB season

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1975 Major League Baseball Season
Regular Season April 7-September 28, 1975
Postseason October 4-22, 1975
← 1974 • MLB seasons • 1976 →

The 1975 MLB season ended with the Cincinnati Reds defeating the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the World Series. Frank Robinson become the first black manager in the Major Leagues when he took over the Cleveland Indians.

Publications

Programs and Scorecards
Team Type Venue
Atlanta Braves Spring Training West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium
Regular Season Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
Baltimore Orioles Regular Season Memorial Stadium
Boston Red Sox Spring Training Chain of Lakes Park
California Angels Spring Training Angels Stadium
Chicago Cubs Spring Training Scottsdale Stadium
Regular Season Wrigley Field
Chicago White Sox Spring Training Payne Park
Regular Season Comiskey Park
Cincinnati Reds Regular Season Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates NLCS Riverfront Stadium
Cleveland Indians Regular Season Cleveland Stadium
Detroit Tigers Spring Training Joker Marchant Stadium
Kansas City Royals Regular Season Royals Stadium
Milwaukee Brewers Spring Training Sun City Stadium
Regular Season (1 • 2) Milwaukee County Stadium
Montreal Expos Spring Training Daytona City Island Ballpark
Regular Season (1 • 2) Jarry Park Stadium
New York Mets Spring Training Al Lang Stadium
New York Yankees Regular Season (1 • 2 • 3) Shea Stadium
Oakland Athletics Spring Training Hohokam Park
Philadelphia Phillies Spring Training Jack Russell Stadium
Regular Season Veterans Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates Regular Season (1 • 2) Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Cincinnati Reds NLCS Three Rivers Stadium
San Diego Padres Regular Season San Diego Stadium
San Francisco Giants Spring Training Phoenix Municipal Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training Al Lang Stadium
Regular Season Busch Memorial Stadium
Texas Rangers Regular Season Arlington Stadium
American League vs. National League MLB All-Star Game Milwaukee County Stadium
Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland Athletics ALCS Fenway Park, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Boston Red Sox vs. Cincinnati Reds World Series Fenway Park, Riverfront Stadium
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Yearbooks Atlanta Braves • Boston Red Sox • Cincinnati Reds • Detroit Tigers •  • Los Angeles Dodgers • Minnesota Twins • New York Mets • New York Yankees • Philadelphia Phillies • Pittsburgh Pirates • San Francisco Giants
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