Tony Perez
| Birthdate | 5/14/1942 |
| Death Date | |
| Debut Year | 1964 |
| Year of Induction | 2000 |
| Teams | Expos, Phillies, Red Sox, Reds |
| Positions | First Base, Third Base |
The Most Valuable Player of the 1967 All Star game, Tony Perez was a seven-time All Star, and the 1980 Lou Gehrig Memorial Award recipient.
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Autographed Hall of Fame stationary signed two years before his HoF induction
Autographed Hall of Fame stationary signed two years before his HoF induction
It’s only fitting that Tony Perez signed this Hall of Fame stationary in red after spending each of his seven All Star campaigns in Cincinnati. Driving in 90 or more runs in twelve seasons, Perez tallied seven years with at least 100 RBI. During the 1970s, only teammate Johnny Bench totaled more than Perez’ 954 RBI during the decade.
Tony Perez in the Dodger press box 8/11/98
Tony Perez in the Dodger press box 8/11/98
As a member of the Florida Marlins’ front office, Tony Perez routinely traveled with the club. This picture was taken on August 11, 1998 when the Marlins beat the Dodgers 8-6 for one of their 54 wins in the 108-loss season. Three years later, Perez would take over as the Florida skipper and record a 54-60 record.
