Cake or gum? 1977 Fred Lynn

Last time it was a 6-0 shutout for gum. Will cake get on the board here?

Looks like two photos taken at the same time. Hostess has a portrait, Topps a swing follow-through.

Fred Lynn had a solid career punctuated by some big highlights. In 1975 he became the first player to win Rookie of the Year and MVP in the same season, hitting .331 with 21 HR and 105 RBI, leading the AL in runs, doubles, slugging and OPS. After a dip in production the next few years due to injuries, he had an even better season in 1979, hitting a league leading .333 with 39 HR and 122 RBI. He fell off again in 1980 and was traded to the Angels. Throughout the 1980s he bounced around for several seasons, putting up solid numbers but never again was an MVP-level player. Overall in 1,969 games he hit .283 with 306 HR and 1,111 RBI. After his playing career he did some announcing, and has been involved in many charitable endeavors, most notably his own organization for emergency pet care, the FACE Foundation.