[Reds HOF] It’s here, Dave Bristol: You’re in the Reds Hall of Fame!
Former Cincinnati Reds player Dave Bristol is now in the Reds Hall of Fame - and we're looking back at his career with the Reds.
[Reds HOF] Pete Rose on Dave Bristol: He was all-baseball, all the time
This week at Redleg Nation, we're running a series of posts celebrating this year's inductees into the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame: Adam Dunn, Dave Bristol, and Fred Norman.
When it comes to Dave Bristol ma... Read More...
WAR: What is it good for (Part 2)? In which we just stare admiringly at Joey Votto
Yesterday, we took a look at the 2017 Reds and where they stood among others at their position around the major league. What we discovered was that the Reds really need major upgrades to the pitching staff if t... Read More...
A no-hit win for the Reds
Most of you have never heard of Ken Johnson. He toiled in the major leagues for 13 seasons, pitched for some bad teams and was what you would call a “late bloomer.â€Â
He died in obscurity on November... Read More...
No news, no problem — 10 things about the Reds
It’s all quiet â€â€- some would say too quiet - on the Reds front.
No news on Arroyo. Choo is gone. No trades. Nothing.
So while we collectively ponder the state of the current rost... Read More...
Jim Maloney’s Toughest No-Hitter
(This is the second in a series of articles about Cincinnati Reds pitchers to throw no-hitters. Twelve Red hurlers have thrown no-hitters, including Homer Bailey’s gem against the Pittsburgh Pirates last... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Robby is an Old 30* and Vida Blue becomes a Red*
Asterisks (*) in this case indicate that neither item turned out to be true...
December 9, 1965: Future Hall of Famer Frank Robinson was traded to the Baltimore Orioles for prospect outfielder Dick Simpson, a... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Expansion and the Invisible Tag
October 10, 1961: In the National League's first expansion draft, the Reds lose six players, four to the New York Mets and two to the Houston Colt .45's.
The Mets selected pitchers Jay Hook and Sherman Jone... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: The Cream Rises, Missed Opportunities, and more Chico Surprises
October 2, 1877: The Reds finish one of their worst season in Cincinnati baseball history, by losing to the Chicago White Stockings, 13-1. The 1877 Reds, who had disbanded and restarted at mid-season, finish ... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Reds Win their 1st World Series Game and Other Dramatic Wins
October 1, 1919: The Reds win their first World Series game in their history, 9-1, over the Chicago White Sox at Redland Field in Cincinnati.
The baseball game story: The Reds took a 1-0 lead in the bottom o... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Losing the Lead
September 30, 1869: Hall of Fame shortstop George Wright slugs four home runs and collects ten hits as the Cincinnati Reds Stockings defeated the Pacifics of San Francisco, 54-5.
September 30, 1894: The Reds... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Reilly’s Cycles and Robinson’s 1964 Walk-Off
September 19, 1883: Within nine days, Cincinnati Red Stockings star first baseman John Reilly twice hits for the cycle and becomes the first Cincinnati player to homer twice in the same game.
The hot streak b... Read More...