george foster

During the late 1970’s, George Foster was one of the most powerful sluggers 

of the game. The 1977 season was his career best. He had 149 RBIs, .320 Batting Average and hit 52 home runs; the most by any player in a season in the 1970’s and was named the National League MVP. He is the record holder for the most Home Runs in a single for the Cincinnati Reds today.  Currently, George speaks to corporate groups and attends adult fantasy baseball camps and celebrity golf tournaments. He also hosts youth baseball camps and clinics across the United States.  Locally, George instructs baseball students from ages 12 to Minor League baseball level.

Professional Career

San Francisco Giants 1968-1971, Cincinnati Reds 1971-1981,

New York Mets 1982-1986

Professional Career Highlights

NL Most Valuable Player – 1977

All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – 1976

348 Career Home Runs

13 Career Grand Slams

1976-78 NL RBI Leader

1977-78 Home Run Leader

11 th Player to hit 50 or more Home Runs in one season

.300 or better batting average – 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979

Reds RBI leader – 1976-1981

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame – 2003