Joe Morgan 1975 National League Most Valuable Player...

Joe Morgan 1975 National League Most Valuable Player Award (World Championship Season). Iconic black painted wooden plaque measures 16" across with octagonal sterling silver placard mounted on front. A bust of Kennesaw M. Landis sits atop "Most Valuable Player National League" titling with embossed gold nameplate underneath having "Joe Leonard Morgan, Cincinnati Reds" impressed within. "1975" is incorporated into a crossed bats and ball design underneath the nameplate. The condition presents as outstanding overall with only some very minor surface wear and patination Reverse of the award has green felt backing which was applied later to wooden backplate. Morgan's 1975 season was unquestionably one of the finest of his career with .327 batting average, 132 walks, 94 RBIs, 67 stolen bases, .974 OPS, and career high 11.0 WAR mark. Morgan's outstanding player and clubhouse leadership as the "Little General" of the Big Red Machine was never more evident than the 1975 season which ended with the Reds first World Championship since 1940. Along with its 1976 counterpart, one of the most important Most Valuable Player Awards of Morgan's era to have been publicly offered. Includes letter of provenance from Theresa Morgan: EX-MT

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