In the late 1930s and early ’40s, Frank McCormick would emerge as one of the most productive players in MLB. An All-Star every season from 1938 to 1944, McCormick would help propel the Reds to a World Series win in 1940, a season in which he led the National League in Hits for the third year in a row and would win the coveted MVP Award.
As a Red, McCormick would collect 1,439 Hits with 110 Home Runs and a .301 Batting Average, and was one of the select few to be part of the inaugural Reds Hall of Fame Class in 1958.
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