Up
 on the blog today we have a “not so missing” 1976 card for former 
outfielder Charlie Chant, who made his MLB debut during the 1975 season 
with the Oakland A’s:
Chant appeared in only five games for the American League West champs, 
going 0-5 at the plate while scoring a run while playing the corner 
outfield positions.
Over the Winter of 1975 he’d be traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for 
speedster Larry Lintz, and he’d end up playing 15 games during the 1976 
season, collecting two hits over 14 at-bats, in what turned out to be 
the games of his MLB career.
After a full season of Minor League ball in the St. Louis organization 
in 1977, he’d call it a career, finishing up with 20 games played, two 
hits, and a run scored.

