Author John Ring

John Vuckovich was the answer. He had to be the answer. As the Reds started the 1975 baseball season, they knew they had one of the best teams in baseball. The year before, they had the second best record in b... Read More...

Pete Rose was playing winter baseball in Puerto Rico in November of 1964. After being named Rookie of the Year in 1963, his batting average slipped to .269 in 1964 and Rose was determined to become a better hit... Read More...

1981 is a season many Reds fans want to forget. While it wasn't as tragic and heartbreaking as the pennant race of 1964, this race left Reds fans embittered and angry. The Cincinnati Reds posted the best record... Read More...

70-30. That was Cincinnati Reds' record after the first 100 games of the 1970 season. Their fast start wiped out the other five teams in the National League West, blew open the pennant race and the Reds coaste... Read More...

(This is the third in a series of articles on historic pennant races involving the Cincinnati Reds in the modern era of baseball.) There are a lot of great memories of 1999. The Mayor. Greg Vaughn. A heate... Read More...

(This is the second in a series of articles on historic pennant races involving the Cincinnati Reds in the modern era of baseball.) 1979 was a year of transition for the Cincinnati Reds. It was the year of Joh... Read More...

On July 1, 1973, five days before the newest James Bond movie was released (Live and Let Die) the Reds were in dire straits before a majestic three run home run turned their season around. It was one of the b... Read More...

There's been a lot of talk about the Reds 2014 starting rotation being their best ever. And while the starting five of Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Alfredo Simon, Homer Bailey and Matt Latos has only been intact ... Read More...