Reds' highlights: NL-leading .586 slugging percentage along with 60 stolen bases in '76 reflected his all-around play . . . Club's all-time stolen base leader with 406.

Career highlights: 10 All-Star teams . . . 5 Gold Gloves at second base . . . 266 career homers, second most of any second baseman. . .Stole 689 bases for five clubs in 22 seasons . . . Elected to Hall of Fame in 1990 . . . Currently the top analyst for NBC and ESPN.

Reds' highlights: Averaged 32 homers, 32 2Bs, 101 RBI, 104 runs, 150 game with Reds.

Career highlights: Only man to win MVP in both leagues . . . Won AL Triple Crown in 1966 with Orioles . . . Baseball's first black manager in 1975 with Indians . . . 586 career homers behind only Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth and Willie Mays . . . Elected to Hall of Fame in 1982 . . . Managed three teams during 11 seasons for 680-751 record . . . served as Orioles' assistant general manager . . . Currently director of baseball operations for Arizona Fall League and consultant to acting commissioner Bud Selig.

Reds' highlights: Signed out of Indiana University and went on to become the best power hitting lefty in club history . . . Led NL first basemen in fielding from 1951-55 . . . Named to Reds' Hall of Fame in 1962 . . . Hitting coach for Big Red Machine . . . Club's minor-league hitting instructor from 1979-87.

Career highlights: In 15 seasons with four clubs, hit .298 with 279 homers and 1,028 RBI while striking out just 365 times . . . After hitting just four homers during 1959 season with Pirates and White Sox, hit three homers with 10 RBI and hit .391 in his only World Series as the Sox lost to the Dodgers in six . . . Four-time All Star.