Jimmy Wynn

Batting fifth and playing first base, the National League's most valuable player in 1974 and the most valuable player in last year's All-Star Game from the St. Louis Tigers, Steve Carvey.

Batting sixth and playing center field, he hit over 20 home runs eight times in his career, known as the toy cannon from the Los Angeles Dodgers, Jimmy Wynn.

Batting seventh and playing third base, the National League's starting third baseman for the second consecutive year from Los Angeles Dodgers, Ron Say.

Batting eighth, and playing shortstop, twice an All-Star, enjoying his finest season of 1975 from the Cincinnati Reds, Dave Concepcion.

Where's it coming

from? And we're going to have a parade of Dodgers up in a second now.

It'll be Steve Garvey, Jim Wynn, and Ron Sage.

Garvey.

Aspromati at third.

Jimmy Wynn in center field.

Wynn in center.

Eddie Casco at shortstop.

Casco at short.

Morgan second base.

Staub right field.

Vaughn first, Aspramati third, Wynn center, Pascoe short, Brody catching, and Bruce will be on the mound.

It's 1 and 1.

Right on the 10 to get aside from catcher John Bateman And the one one pitch for on and fell off to the right side way down the corner out of play it's one and two The Houston told 45 of course began the year With three outstanding youngsters that are now in the minor leagues and for whom they have great hope next year Rusty star the first baseman John Bateman catcher and Jim Wynn and infielder outfielder.

Here's a pitch hung on and missed.

Christopher is a strikeout victim.