Random Chaos League

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1973 Combined League Leaders

TOP 5 in BATTING AVG :
.411 Benny Kauff(AL, IND)
.380 Walter Thornton(AL, POR)
.372 Johnny Pesky(AL, DET)
.368 Phil Lewis(AL, NYY)
.352 Adam Dunn(NL, BRO)

TOP 5 in HOMERUNS :
49 Dick Stuart(NL, BRO)
45 Adam Dunn(NL, BRO)
45 Tim Salmon(NL, PIT)
37 Larry Walker(NL, SFS)
37 Bobby Thomson(AL, PHA)

TOP 5 in RBI :
155 Dick Stuart(NL, BRO)
141 Adam Dunn(NL, BRO)
136 Ron Gant(NL, BSN)
134 Tim Salmon(NL, PIT)
126 Carlos Delgado(NL, BSN)

TOP 5 in ERA :
1.26 Skip Lockwood(AL, BAL)
2.38 Hal Schumacher(NL, BUF)
2.40 Russ Kemmerer(NL, BRO)
2.65 Matt Kilroy(NL, BSN)
2.71 Larry Christenson(AL, DET)

TOP 5 in WINS :
27 Russ Kemmerer(NL, BRO)
23 Chappie Mcfarland(NL, SEA)
22 Joe Bonikowski(AL, NYY)
22 John Raleigh(AL, PHA)
22 Bill Sowders(AL, LOU)

TOP 5 in SAVES :
40 Pete Mikkelsen(AL, NYY)
37 Sparky Lyle(NL, PHI)
37 Bryn Smith(AL, CHA)
37 Wes Stock(NL, BRO)
33 Jeff Innis(NL, SFS)

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HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE ALERT

Eddie Mathews
.262, 2509 Hits, 516 HR, 1813 RBI, 1742 Runs, 86 SB
AL All Star - '57, '61-'66, '68-'69
AL Tris Speaker Award - '65, '66

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1974 Team Payrolls

1 Pittsburgh $67,165,186
2 Chicago (N) $66,739,385
3 New York (N) $63,462,300
4 Boston (N) $59,869,928
5 Baltimore $55,473,686
6 Detroit $54,642,800
7 Cleveland (A) $54,318,414
8 Brooklyn $53,110,043
9 Boston (A) $53,059,215
10 St. Louis $51,668,414
11 New York (A) $50,763,042
12 Buffalo $49,721,700
13 Philadelphia (N) $49,319,743
14 Cleveland (N) $46,523,544
15 Seattle $45,987,815
16 Milwaukee $44,915,787
17 Cincinnati $44,816,201
18 Chicago (A) $42,942,286
19 Louisville $42,410,858
20 San Francisco $40,475,214
21 Philadelphia (A) $39,669,343
22 Portland $38,242,757
23 Indianapolis $37,419,342
24 Washington $32,191,258


1974 Highest Paid Players

1 3B Chipper Jones NYG $13,608,100
2 RF Tim Salmon PIT $13,003,000
3 P Matt Kilroy BSN $10,720,300
4 P Bret Saberhagen CLB $10,646,000
5 CF Chili Davis CLS $9,738,600
6 LF Ron Gant BSN $9,177,000
7 RF King Kelly NYY $8,669,400
8 CF Duke Snider CHN $8,624,800
9 P Pete Meegan NYG $8,610,000
10 C Butch Wynegar BRO $8,530,000
11 P Skip Lockwood BAL $8,510,800
12 P Doc White CHN $8,360,500
13 1B George Mcquinn SEA $8,331,700
14 RF Benny Kauff IND $8,260,000
15 RF Gary Geiger BRO $8,250,000
16 P Russ Kemmerer BRO $7,920,000
17 SS Tommy Corcoran MLA $7,910,000
18 P El Smith CIN $7,529,300
19 P George Bradley SLN $7,500,000
20 C Mark l. Johnson LOU $7,430,000
21 P Billy Rhines SFS $7,191,700
22 LF Nixey Callahan BOS $6,840,000
23 P George Jeffcoat BAL $6,771,600
24 1B Carlos Delgado BSN $6,730,000
25 P Harry Krause PIT $6,730,000

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1974 - Notable Free Agent Signings

• Cleveland (A): Free agent P Red Oldham has been signed to a contract of $6,415,200 per year, for 4 years.
• Pittsburgh: Free agent LF Adam Dunn has been signed to a contract of $12,904,500 per year, for 6 years.
• Free agent RF Charlie Keller has been signed to a contract of $9,418,700 per year, for 3 years.
• Brooklyn: Free agent LF Pete Reiser has been signed to a contract of $7,000,000 per year, for 5 years.
• New York (A): Free agent SS Phil Lewis has been signed to a contract of $8,107,000 per year, for 3 years.
• Detroit: Free agent P Ambrose Puttmann has been signed to a contract of $9,728,500 per year, for 4 years.
• Boston (A): Free agent P Pete Mikkelsen has been signed to a contract of $8,120,400 per year, for 3 years.
• New York (A): Free agent 1B Dick Stuart has been signed to a contract of $6,504,800 per year, for 3 years.
• Cincinnati: Free agent CF George Gore has been signed to a contract of $5,231,800 per year, for 4 years.
• San Francisco: Free agent 1B Johnny Mize has been signed to a contract of $10,676,000 per year, for 6 years.
• Louisville: Free agent RF Larry Walker has been signed to a contract of $9,639,000 per year, for 5 years.
• Boston (A): Free agent CF Curt Flood has been signed to a contract of $6,819,500 per year, for 4 years.
• Seattle: Free agent P Hal Schumacher has been signed to a contract of $8,738,000 per year, for 5 years.
• San Francisco: Free agent P Tom Phillips has been signed to a contract of $7,465,000 per year, for 5 years.
• Louisville: Free agent 2B Ron Belliard has been signed to a contract of $8,414,100 per year, for 3 years.
• Pittsburgh: Free agent 2B Ray Durham has been signed to a contract of $5,570,400 per year, for 3 years.

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1974 Notable Rookies

Batters (Hits/HR/BB)

1b Don Hurst G/A/G
1b George Sisler G/F/F
CF Roy Sievers A/G/G
LF Joe Carter A/G/F
3b Bill Madlock G/A/A

Pitchers (Avoid Hits/Avoid HR/Avoid BB)

SP Howard Bailey G/B/G
SP Carl "Zeke" Weilman G/G/G
SP Red Ruffing G/G/G
SP Don Wilson G/A/G
SP Lou Brissie G/G/A
SP Denny Neagle G/A/G
CL Rawly Eastwick G/B/G

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1974 DRAFT - Round 1

Chicago (N) pick: P Carl Weilman
Portland pick: P Howard Bailey
Cleveland (N) pick: P Red Ruffing
Chicago (A) pick: 1B Don Hurst
Cincinnati pick: P Don Wilson
Baltimore pick: 3B Bill Madlock
Buffalo pick: CF Roy Sievers
Louisville pick: P Lou Brissie
Philadelphia (A) pick: 1B Ed Morgan
Indianapolis pick: P Fritz Ostermueller
Pittsburgh pick: CF Rick Monday
San Francisco pick: P Denny Neagle
Washington pick: P Rawly Eastwick
New York (N) pick: P Sam Shaw
Philadelphia (N) pick: P Tim Lollar
Seattle pick: CF Jason Michaels
New York (A) pick: P Joe Mays
Detroit pick: LF Joe Carter
Boston (A) pick: CF Brian Mcrae
St. Louis pick: P Mike Maroth
Cleveland (A) pick: SS Eddie Joost
Milwaukee pick: 1B George Sisler
Boston (N) pick: CF Ping Bodie
Brooklyn pick: P Rube Ehrhardt

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Brooklyn 1974 Draft Picks

Round 1 pick: P Rube Ehrhardt Should be an immediate starter
Round 2 pick: P Fred House Surprised he dropped this far
Round 3 pick: RF Pearce Chiles His nickname is "What's the use?"
Round 4 pick: P Luke Nelson Best RP left...and that's not saying much.

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I'm taking a couple days off from my dynasty threads to play around with OOTP6.

Once I'm familiar with all the nuts and bolts of it, I'll switch over after finishing the current season.

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1974 FINAL STANDINGS

American League Standings 
 
Eastern Division
 
Team              W  L  PCT   GB  Pyt.Rec Diff   Home  Away  XInn  1Run M# Streak Last10 
New York (A)    105 57 .648    -   99-63   6    53-28 52-29 10-1  35-17  *   W2    7-3 
Baltimore        83 79 .512 22.0   85-77  -2    43-38 40-41  6-10 20-30  -   W3    8-2 
Boston (A)       80 82 .494 25.0   72-90   8    38-43 42-39 11-5  28-21  -   W1    7-3 
Washington       80 82 .494 25.0   83-79  -3    38-43 42-39 10-8  22-26  -   L1    3-7 
Philadelphia (A) 75 87 .463 30.0   75-87   0    39-42 36-45  7-9  24-27  -   L2    4-6 
Indianapolis     65 97 .401 40.0   66-96  -1    37-44 28-53  8-16 25-25  -   L9    1-9 
 
Western Division
 
Team              W  L  PCT   GB  Pyt.Rec Diff   Home  Away  XInn  1Run M# Streak Last10 
Cleveland (A)    91 71 .562    -   92-70  -1    47-34 44-37 13-5  27-31  *   W4    6-4 
Detroit          86 76 .531  5.0   92-70  -6    45-36 41-40  2-9  19-22  -   L1    5-5 
Milwaukee        84 78 .519  7.0   83-79   1    43-38 41-40  3-9  19-21  -   L1    5-5 
Louisville       82 80 .506  9.0   81-81   1    36-45 46-35 12-7  29-25  -   W1    4-6 
Portland         72 90 .444 19.0   69-93   3    44-37 28-53  6-6  28-29  -   W1    6-4 
Chicago (A)      69 93 .426 22.0   76-86  -7    35-46 34-47  5-8  27-29  -   L3    4-6 
 
National League Standings 
 
Eastern Division
 
Team              W  L  PCT   GB  Pyt.Rec Diff   Home  Away  XInn  1Run M# Streak Last10 
Brooklyn         98 64 .605    -  101-61  -3    43-38 55-26 10-6  26-24  *   W3    7-3 
Philadelphia (N) 96 66 .593  2.0  100-62  -4    49-32 47-34 13-9  25-28  -   W4    7-3 
Boston (N)       92 70 .568  6.0   84-78   8    40-41 52-29 11-6  31-24  -   L1    7-3 
New York (N)     77 85 .475 21.0   75-87   2    38-43 39-42  6-10 31-23  -   W2    5-5 
Buffalo          70 92 .432 28.0   62-100  8    38-43 32-49  7-5  27-17  -   L4    3-7 
Cleveland (N)    67 95 .414 31.0   67-95   0    32-49 35-46  6-8  23-30  -   L1    4-6 
 
Western Division
 
Team              W  L   PCT   GB  Pyt.Rec Diff  Home  Away  XInn  1Run M# Streak Last10 
Pittsburgh       97 65  .599    -   96-66   1   54-27 43-38 10-9  36-28  *   L2    4-6 
St. Louis        84 78  .519 13.0   85-77  -1   44-37 40-41 12-9  29-32  -   L1    7-3 
Seattle          80 82  .494 17.0   86-76  -6   36-45 44-37  3-11 22-30  -   W1    5-5 
San Francisco    76 86  .469 21.0   75-87   1   38-43 38-43 11-11 36-31  -   W1    4-6 
Cincinnati       74 88  .457 23.0   76-86  -2   45-36 29-52  9-8  27-35  -   L3    5-5 
Chicago (N)      61 101 .377 36.0   66-96  -5   28-53 33-48  7-13 25-36  -   W1    2-8 

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1974 League Championship Results

American League Championship Series

New York (A) (105-57) squeaks by Cleveland (91-71) in 6 games

Dick Stuart continues to perform poorly in the postseason, but the rest of the Yankees manage to make up for his anemic bat, most notably George Selkirk and Fred Lynn, who each batted over .325 with 1 HR and 4 RBI in an extremely low-scoring series.

National League Championship Series

Brooklyn (98-64) dominates Pittsburgh (97-65) in 4 games

The Superbas live up to their name with a 4 game sweep of the Pirates. Ace Jim Palmer sets the tone with wins in Games 1 and 4, and Butch Wynegar leads the bats with a .462 average.

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1974 WORLD SERIES PREVIEW

NEW YORK YANKEES (105-57) - The Yankees are certainly the class of the American League. Since George Steinbrenner led a group of investors to purchase the team in January, 1973, he has transformed a team that spent most of the 1960's in the cellar into a baseball machine. The team is quite obviously built around Fred Lynn (.362, 43 HR, 113 RBI). Free agent acquisition Dick Stuart (.245, 45 HR, 110 RBI) is quite excited to face his old team in the World Series, but he will need to improve his postseason performance. Their pitching staff is led by two 20-game winners in Jack Powell (20-10, 3.05 ERA, 105 K) and Joe Bonikowski (20-7, 2.70 ERA, 182 K). They also boast the best closer in game: John Michaels (8-2, 1.07 ERA, 45 Saves). This could be the start of many World Series in the Big Apple.

BROOKLYN SUPERBAS (98-64) - Brooklyn is looking for redemption after last year's upset. Though they have a number of different names from the 1973 Superbas, they still can run with the best of them. Bobby Thomson (.267, 28 HR, 127 RBI) and Pete Reiser (.293, 12 HR, 87 RBI) fit right in at their new digs, helped out by Darrell Evans (.280, 21 HR, 113 RBI), acquired last season from Chicago (N). On the mound they have Jim Palmer (24-10, 3.09 ERA, 200 K), but their #2 man, Russ Kemmerer (20-9, 2.10 ERA, 247 K) is out with a strained bicep and is unlikely to make it back for the Series.


PREDICTION - Brooklyn is too hobbled to put up much of a fight. Yankees in 6.

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1974 WORLD SERIES RESULTS

Game 1 New York (A) 0 - Brooklyn 9

In Game 1 of the '74 Subway Series, Jim Palmer throws a complete 5-hitter while the Superbas walk all over Sandy Koufax. Gary Geiger geta a homer and 4 RBI, while Bobby Thomson bats 4 for 4.

Game 2 New York (A) 2 - Brooklyn 3

Charlie Hough and Joe Bonikowski treat the fans to a pitchers duel before pinch-hitter Pearce "What's the use?" Chiles wins it with a walkoff RBI single in the bottom of the 9th.

Game 3 Brooklyn 3 - New York (A) 10

The Yankees score 8 runs in 2/3 of an inning off of Rube Ehrhardt, putting the game away before Brooklyn has a chance.

Game 4 Brooklyn 5 - New York (A) 0

Sandy Koufax falls again to the Superbas as 4 Brooklyn pitchers combine to shutout the Yanks, taking a 3-1 series lead. Butch Wynegar knocks one out, but Jim Palmer has the postseason end early when he has to leave the game with a torn tricep muscle.

Game 5 Brooklyn 24 - New York (A) 6

Brooklyn literally spanks the Yankees, scattering 21 hits and 15 walks to humiliate them in front of the hometown fans. Bobby Thomson knocks in 6 RBI and Charlie Hough helps his own cause with 3 hits and 2 RBI.

1974 CHAMPIONS - BROOKLYN SUPERBAS
18TH CHAMPIONSHIP

SERIES MVP: Bobby Thomson .526, 2 HR, 11 RBI

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1974 AWARDS

AMERICAN LEAGUE STEVE ROGERS AWARD
Bret Saberhagen, Cleveland Blues - 26-9, 2.53 ERA, 233 K

AMERICAN LEAGUE TRIS SPEAKER AWARD
Fred Lynn, New York Yankees - .362, 43 HR, 113 RBI

NATIONAL LEAGUE STEVE ROGERS AWARD
Matt Kilroy, Boston Beaneaters - 24-6, 2.07 ERA, 266 K
3rd Steve Rogers Award

NATIONAL LEAGUE TRIS SPEAKER AWARD
Ron Gant, Boston Beaneaters - .290, 34 HR, 123 RBI

AMERICAN LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Joe Carter, Detroit Tigers - .292, 27 HR, 115 RBI

NATIONAL LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Craig Wilson, St. Louis Cardinals - .259, 37HR, 107 RBI

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1974 American League Gold Glove Winners

Pitcher: Donne Wall, POR
Catcher: Tim Mccarver, IND
First Base: Frank Mccormick, LOU
Second Base: Ron Belliard, LOU
Third Base: Eddie Foster, DET
Shortstop: Bill Dahlen, LOU
Leftfield: George Selkirk, NYY
Centerfield: Fred Lynn, NYY
Rightfield: Dee Miles, DET


1974 National League Gold Glove Winners

Pitcher: Cyclone Miller, NYG
Catcher: Butch Wynegar, BRO
First Base: Perry Werden, CHN
Second Base: Ryne Sandberg, CHN
Third Base: Eddie Yost, CIN
Shortstop: Bill Gleason, CHN
Leftfield: Lee Thomas, CIN
Centerfield: Amos Otis, NYG
Rightfield: Craig Wilson, SLN

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1974 Combined League Leaders

TOP 5 in BATTING AVG :
.400 Benny Kauff(AL, IND)
.362 Fred Lynn(AL, NYY)
.358 Garret Anderson(AL, LOU)
.358 Bill Delancey(AL, CLB)
.345 Johnny Pesky(AL, DET)

TOP 5 in HOMERUNS :
45 Dick Stuart(AL, NYY)
43 Fred Lynn(AL, NYY)
40 Larry Walker(AL, LOU)
38 Tim Salmon(NL, PIT)
37 Craig Wilson(NL, SLN)

TOP 5 in RBI :
127 Bobby Thomson(NL, BRO)
123 Ron Gant(NL, BSN)
120 Larry Walker(AL, LOU)
115 Joe Carter(AL, DET)
113 Darrell Evans(NL, BRO)

TOP 5 in ERA :
2.05 George Bradley(NL, SLN)
2.07 Matt Kilroy(NL, BSN)
2.10 Russ Kemmerer(NL, BRO)
2.15 Dick Hall(NL, SLN)
2.20 Harry Suter(NL, SFS)

TOP 5 in WINS :
26 Bret Saberhagen(AL, CLB)
24 Danny Macfayden(NL, PHI)
24 Matt Kilroy(NL, BSN)
24 Jim Palmer(NL, BRO)
23 King Lear(AL, MLA)

TOP 5 in SAVES :
45 John Michaels(AL, NYY)
44 Harry Trekell(NL, BSN)
41 Bryn Smith(AL, POR)
40 Red Oldham(AL, CLB)
39 Greg Cadaret(AL, MLA)

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I have converted to OOTP6 beginning with the 1975 season.

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1975 Team Payrolls

1 Pittsburgh $80,582,800
2 Brooklyn $76,694,645
3 New York (A) $69,393,969
4 Boston (A) $61,665,672
5 Louisville $60,629,886
6 Seattle $60,546,557
7 Cleveland (N) $59,664,929
8 Cleveland (A) $58,731,528
9 Cincinnati $57,275,387
10 Detroit $55,427,814
11 San Francisco $53,355,543
12 Baltimore $51,949,085
13 St. Louis $48,708,458
14 Philadelphia (N) $47,831,143
15 Buffalo $47,775,015
16 Boston (N) $47,192,828
17 Chicago (A) $46,826,701
18 Milwaukee $45,649,101
19 Chicago (N) $45,266,586
20 New York (N) $44,779,200
21 Portland $44,722,769
22 Philadelphia (A) $44,491,457
23 Indianapolis $42,219,899
24 Washington $34,148,558


1975 Highest Paid Players

1 3B Chipper Jones NYG $13,608,100
2 RF Tim Salmon PIT $13,003,000
3 LF Adam Dunn PIT $12,904,500
4 P Matt Kilroy BSN $10,720,300
5 1B Johnny Mize SFS $10,676,000
6 P Bret Saberhagen CLB $10,646,000
7 CF Chili Davis CLS $9,738,600
8 P Ambrose Puttmann DET $9,728,500
9 RF Larry Walker LOU $9,639,000
10 RF Charlie Keller CIN $9,418,700
11 CF Bobby Thomson BRO $8,888,888
12 P Hal Schumacher SEA $8,738,000
13 RF King Kelly NYY $8,669,400
14 CF Duke Snider CHN $8,624,800
15 C Butch Wynegar BRO $8,530,000
16 P Skip Lockwood BAL $8,510,800
17 2B Ron Belliard LOU $8,414,100
18 1B George Mcquinn SEA $8,331,700
19 RF Benny Kauff IND $8,260,000
20 RF Gary Geiger BRO $8,250,000
21 P Pete Mikkelsen BOS $8,120,400
22 SS Phil Lewis NYY $8,107,000
23 P Russ Kemmerer BRO $7,920,000
24 SS Tommy Corcoran MLA $7,910,000
25 C Michael Barrett CLS $7,697,500

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1975 - Notable Free Agent Signings

• Cincinnati: Free agent P Daisy Davis has been signed to a contract of $8,192,800 per year, for 6 years.
• Cleveland (A): Free agent LF Ron Gant has been signed to a contract of $11,785,500 per year, for 4 years.
• New York (A): Free agent P Eddie Rommel has been signed to a contract of $6,437,500 per year, for 4 years.
• Brooklyn: Free agent 1B Carlos Delgado has been signed to a contract of $5,224,800 per year, for 5 years.
• Portland: Free agent C Bill Wagner has been signed to a contract of $5,409,800 per year, for 3 years.
• Chicago (A): Free agent C Mark l. Johnson has been signed to a contract of $10,259,600 per year, for 6 years.
• Philadelphia (A): Free agent 3B Robin Ventura has been signed to a contract of $8,076,400 per year, for 4 years.
• Chicago (A): Free agent CF Cesar Cedeno has been signed to a contract of $7,941,100 per year, for 4 years.
• St. Louis: Free agent 2B Ryne Sandberg has been signed to a contract of $4,325,400 per year, for 5 years.
• Boston (N): Free agent LF Johnny Callison has been signed to a contract of $4,530,400 per year, for 5 years.
• Washington: Free agent P King Lear has been signed to a contract of $13,775,400 per year, for 6 years.
• Buffalo: Free agent 3B George Brett has been signed to a contract of $4,175,800 per year, for 4 years.
• San Francisco: Free agent P Chief Bender has been signed to a contract of $4,997,900 per year, for 6 years.

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1975 Notable Rookies
Since I am now using OOTP6, I will use the 2-8 scale for Talents

Batters (Contact/Gap/Power/Eye)

1b Jimmie Foxx 8/7/8/8
LF Lance Berkman 7/8/8/8
1b Jason Giambi 7/7/7/8
RF Ed Swartwood 7/6/3/6
LF Pete Rose 7/6/3/6
RF Darryl Strawberry 5/6/8/8

Pitchers (Stuff/Control/Movement)

SP Jack Pfiester 3/7/8
SP Rick Aguilera 6/7/6
SP Bill "Big Bill" Lee 3/6/8
MR Armando Benitez 8/4/6
MR Mike Bovee 8/6/3

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1975 DRAFT - Round 1

Chicago (N) pick: 1B Jason Giambi. Signing Bonus: $1,184,500
Indianapolis pick: 1B Jimmie Foxx. Signing Bonus: $2,121,000
Cleveland (N) pick: LF Lance Berkman. Signing Bonus: $1,664,000
Chicago (A) pick: RF Darryl Strawberry. Signing Bonus: $1,029,000
Buffalo pick: 3B Toby Harrah. Signing Bonus: $638,600
Portland pick: RF Pat Kelly. Signing Bonus: $431,200
Cincinnati pick: P Mike Bovee. Signing Bonus: $227,700
Philadelphia (A) pick: P Rick Aguilera. Signing Bonus: $551,000
San Francisco pick: LF Pete Rose. Signing Bonus: $431,200
New York (N) pick: 1B Otto Schomberg. Signing Bonus: $666,600
Seattle pick: C Matt Nokes. Signing Bonus: $368,600
Boston (A) pick: LF Al Wingo. Signing Bonus: $190,000
Washington pick: RF Ed Swartwood. Signing Bonus: $186,200
Louisville pick: 3B Cookie Lavagetto. Signing Bonus: $184,300
Baltimore pick: P Jack Pfiester. Signing Bonus: $414,100
St. Louis pick: P Armando Benitez. Signing Bonus: $169,750
Milwaukee pick: LF Willie Bloomquist. Signing Bonus: $191,900
Detroit pick: C Jocko Milligan. Signing Bonus: $169,750
Cleveland (A) pick: LF Mike Kelly. Signing Bonus: $357,000
Boston (N) pick: LF Greg Briley. Signing Bonus: $123,500
Philadelphia (N) pick: C Clint Courtney. Signing Bonus: $166,600
Pittsburgh pick: 3B Art Devlin. Signing Bonus: $202,000
Brooklyn pick: P Stan Bahnsen. Signing Bonus: $198,000
New York (A) pick: CF Charlie Duffee. Signing Bonus: $118,450