1978 — Joe Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds hit his 200th career home run to become the first player in major league history to have 200 homers and 500 stolen bases.

Morgan, inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1990, was the first to accomplish the feat, when he registered 32 hits and 15 stolen bases in 23 games to begin the 1975 season.

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Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan walks onto the field during ceremonies honoring the starting eight of the 1975-76 World Series-champion Cincinnati Reds following a baseball game between the ...

FOCO's new Joe Morgan 1976 Gold Glove mini bighead bobblehead shows the Cincinnati Reds legend and National Baseball Hall of Famer wearing his white gameday uniform in an action pose with a team ...

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