Cincinnati Reds - November 18, 1970: Johnny Bench is named NL MVP in a landslide after leading all of MLB with his 45 homers and 148 RBI, both career highs. 🐐 #RedsVault #BigRedMachine

On This Day In Baseball History: November 22, 1968

September 17, 1983: Johnny Bench celebrates Riverfront Stadium farewell with final home run, last catching appearance – Society for American Baseball Research

Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench, 1976 World Series Sports Illustrated Cover by Sports Illustrated

Signature model #B278. Bat is in excellent uncracked condition. His uniform #5 is on the knob. Signed in blue on the barrel.

Johnny Bench H&B Signed Rookie Game Bat Cincinnati Reds HOF 1970 NL MVP

November 18, 1970: On this date in Reds history, Johnny Bench was named the National League's Most Valuable Player. Bench hit .293 in 1970 and led the NL in home runs w/45

Johnny Bench homers twice as the Reds sweep the Yankees in the World Series 10-21-1976 October 21, 1976: Johnny Bench homers twice and earns MVP honors as the #BigRedMachine completes the sweep of the Yankees to earn their second straight

Lot Detail - 1970 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds Game-Used Home Flannel Jersey (Graded 10 • MVP & World Series Season • Reds Executive LOA)

This Day in History: Cincinnati Reds' Johnny Bench makes his MLB debut

Signature model #B278. Bat is in excellent uncracked condition. His uniform #5 is on the knob. Signed in blue on the barrel.

Johnny Bench H&B Signed Rookie Game Bat Cincinnati Reds HOF 1970 NL MVP