Tony Pérez was hitless through four games in the 1975 World Series. But he came alive 48 years ago today, homering twice and tallying four RBI as the Cincinnati Reds won Game 5. #postseason #MLBpostseason #WorldSeries 🎥: MLB | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

It's not how you start, it's how you finish. Tony Pérez opened the 1975 World Series on an 0-for-15 skid, but his two home runs in Game 5 brought the Cincinnati Reds within one win of the title. The Road to Cooperstown podcast » https://youtu.be/GCrXAg_M8bM | National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Tony Pérez was a consistent and powerful run-producer on some of the greatest teams in history. In a 10-year span from 1967-1976, Pérez averaged over 100 RBI per season and made 7 All-Star teams. He helped lead the Cincinnati Reds to back-to-back World Series titles in 1975-76. Overall, Pérez hit 379 home runs with 1,652 RBI in 23 seasons and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2000. He is one of six Cuban-born players to be enshrined. #HHM (MLB x Pure Life US) | MLB

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