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Author John Ring

John Ring

John lives in Galesburg, Illinois and has been a Reds fan all of his life. He is a retired firefighter and a Veteran who served for 32 years but stays active at the local Humane Society. His favorite Reds players include Frank Robinson, Vada Pinson, Tony Perez, Eric Davis, and Bronson Arroyo. While writing, he frequently listens to the music of Led Zeppelin and Steely Dan. He is flanked in the photo by ever-loyal "Reptar."

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A Tribute to The Great One – and Darrel Chaney

Speaking with Darrel Chaney about Roberto Clemente as well as his time with the Cincinnati Reds.
Mr Met (Photo: Scott Smith)

Cincinnati Reds get some revenge on the New York Mets

The Cincinnati Reds were able to get some long-awaited revenge on the New York Mets as they won the 2025 wild card playoff berth.

Tommy Helms, Reds Hall of Famer, passes away at age 83

Tommy Helms, the 1966 National League Rookie of the Year and Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer has passed away at age 83.
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The Reds Should Bring Back John Vuckovich!

With the Cincinnati Reds losing their third consecutive game 1-0 and matching an MLB record it's a reminder of some past offensive struggles.
Joey Votto (Photo: Doug Gray)

What Reds honors should Joey Votto get?

With Joey Votto having retired from baseball, what should the Cincinnati Reds do to honor their former first baseman?
Pete Rose (Photo: Peter Bond)

Cincinnati Reds, Baseball Lose Pete Rose – The Hit King

The All-Time hit leader, Pete Rose, passed away on Monday at the age of 83 and baseball lost The Hit King.
Photo of Crosley Field provided by Blake Bolinger.

Dave Bristol – An Underrated Cincinnati Reds Manager

Right before The Big Red Machine there were the building blocks put in place with manager Dave Bristol leading the way.
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Remembering “Young” Don Gullett

Don Gullett passed away at the age of 73 on Wednesday. The former Cincinnati Reds pitcher joined the club at the age of 19 in 1970.
Joey Votto (Photo: Doug Gray)

How should the Reds honor Joey Votto?

With it seeming more and more unlikely that he returns, how should the Cincinnati Reds honor Joey Votto when his career is over?
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Reds heartbreak in 2023? It doesn’t compare to some other years

The Cincinnati Reds were in the playoff race until the final series of the 2023 season, but that heartbreak doesn't compare to some others.
Riverfront Stadium by Blake Bolinger

Hal King, Fred Norman, and the Summer of ‘73

Hal King's home run against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the summer of 1973 helped turn things around for the Cincinnati Reds.
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There was only one Mr. Perfect

Taking some time to talk about Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Browning after his unfortunate passing.
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