The 1975 California Angels endured a difficult year, finishing 68–94 and placing sixth in the AL West. Managed by Dick Williams (replaced late in the season by John McNamara), the team struggled offensively despite solid pitching. Nolan Ryan remained the club’s biggest draw, posting 186 strikeouts and continuing his reputation for overpowering stuff. Frank Tanana emerged as a rising star with a 2.62 ERA and 269 strikeouts, forming a dominant 1–2 punch with Ryan.
24 Ballpoint signatures (averaging 9-10/10 in strength) on this creamy off-white OAL (MacPhail) baseball highlighted by:
NOLAN RYAN (HOF), Dick Williams (ss)(HOF), Frank Tanana, Bill Singer Dave Chalk, Bruce Bochte, Jerry Remy, Orlando Ramirez, Mickey Scott, Billy Muffett (coach), Whitey Herzog (coach), Don Kirkwood, Rudy Meoli, Lee Stanton, Chuck Dobson, Tom Egan, Dick Lange, and Bob Allietta (in his only season with the Angels)
