Season Highlights/Records cards
A popular subset from Topps, Season Highlights and Records cards have been used sporadically. These baseball cards celebrate highlights from the previous year or record-breaking feats.
1975 Topps[edit]
'74 Highlights
- 1 Hank Aaron Sets Homer Mark
- 2 Lou Brock Steals 118 Bases
- 3 Bob Gibson Throws 3000th Strikeout
- 4 Al Kaline Joins 3000 Hit Club
- 5 Nolan Ryan Fans 300--3rd Year in Row
- 6 Mike Marshall Hurls in 106 Games
- 7 No-Hitters Hurled by Steve Busby, Dick Bosman and Nolan Ryan
1976 Topps[edit]
'75 Record Breaker
- 1 Hank Aaron -- Most Runs Batted In Lifetime
- 2 Bobby Bonds -- Most Leadoff Homers Lifetime, Most Years with 30 HR/30 SB
- 3 Mickey Lolich -- Most Strikeout Lifetime, Lefthander
- 4 Davey Lopes -- Most Consecutive Successful Steal Attempts
- 5 Tom Seaver -- Most Consecutive Seasons, 200 or More Strikeouts
- 6 Rennie Stennett -- Most Hits, 9-inning Game
1977 Topps[edit]
1976 Record Breaker
- 231 George Brett -- Most Consecutive Games, 3 or More Hits
- 232 Minnie Minoso -- Oldest Player to Hit Safely
- 233 Jose Morales -- Most Hits Season, Pinch-Hitter
- 234 Nolan Ryan -- Most Season 300 or More Strikeouts
1978 Topps[edit]
'77 Record Breaker
- 1 Lou Brock -- Most Stolen Bases, Lifetime
- 2 Sparky Lyle -- Most Games Pitched, Pure Relief, Lifetime
- 3 Willie McCovey -- Most Times, 2 HR's in Inning, Lifetime
- 4 Brooks Robinson -- Most Consecutive Season, One Club
- 5 Pete Rose -- Most Hits, Switch-Hitter, Lifetime
- 6 Nolan Ryan -- Most Games, 10-or-More Strikeouts, Lifetime
- 7 Reggie Jackson -- Most Homers, One World Series
1979 Topps[edit]
1978 Record Breaker
- 201 Mike Edwards -- AL Record: Most Unassisted DP's, 2nd Baseman, In Game
- 202 Ron Guidry -- AL Record: Most Strikeouts, Lefthander, 9-inning Game
- 203 J.R. Richard -- NL Record: Most Strikeouts in a Season by a Righthander
- 204 Pete Rose -- Modern NL Record: Most Consecutive Games, Batting Safely
- 205 John Stearns -- NL Record: Most Stolen Bases by a Catcher in a Season
- 206 Sammy Stewart -- Major League Record: Most 7 Straight Strikeouts During First Game in Majors
1980 Topps[edit]
1979 Highlights
- 1 Lou Brock and Carl Yastrzemski -- Enter 3000 Hit Circle
- 2 Willie McCovey -- Career HR Record for NL Lefthanded Batters
- 3 Manny Mota -- Most Career Pinch-hits
- 4 Pete Rose -- Most Seasons, 200 or More Hits
- 5 Garry Templeton -- 1st with 100 Hits From Both Sides of Plate
- 6 Del Unser -- 3rd Consecutive Pinch Homer
1981 Topps[edit]
1980 Record Breaker
- 201 Johnny Bench -- Most Home Runs, Catcher, Lifetime
- 202 Steve Carlton -- Most Strikeout Lefthander, Lifetime
- 203 Bill Gullickson -- Most Strikeouts Game, Rookie Season
- 204 Ron LeFlore/Rodney Scott -- Most Stolen Bases, Teammates, Season
- 205 Pete Rose -- Most Consecutive Seasons, 600-or-more At Bats
- 206 Mike Schmidt -- Most Home Runs, Third Baseman, Season
- 207 Ozzie Smith -- Most Assists, Shortstop, Season
- 208 Willie Wilson -- Most At Bats, Season
1982 Topps[edit]
- 1981 Highlight
- 1 Steve Carlton -- Sets New NL Strikeout Record
- 2 Ron Davis -- Fans 8 Straight in Relief
- 3 Tim Raines -- Swipes 71 Bases as a Rookie
- 4 Pete Rose -- Sets NL Career Mark for Hits
- 5 Nolan Ryan -- Pitches 5th Career No-hitter
- 6 Fernando Valenzuela -- Hurls 8 Shutouts as a Rookie
1983 Topps[edit]
- 1982 Record Breaker
- 1 Tony Armas -- Recorded 11 Putouts in RF
- 2 Rickey Henderson -- Established Modern Record for Steals in one Season
- 3 Greg Minton -- Hurled 269 1/3 Consecutive Innings Allowing No Homers
- 4 Lance Parrish -- Threw out 3 Baserunners in All-Star Game
- 5 Manny Trillo -- Fielded 479 Consecutive Errorless Chances
- 6 John Wathan -- 31st Stolen Base Sets Standard for Catchers
We're Social...for Statheads
Every Sports Reference Social Media Account
Site Last Updated:
Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction?
Subscribe to our Free Email Newsletter
Subscribe to Stathead Baseball: Get your first month FREE
Your All-Access Ticket to the Baseball Reference Database
Do you have a sports website? Or write about sports? We have tools and resources that can help you use sports data. Find out more.