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Great Pitching Staffs and Intentional Walks

stevepriceredlegnation
12/14/2010
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Baseball-reference.com's blog has a couple of interesting tidbits of statistical information today that are Reds related. With the Phillies' signing Cliff Lee, they decided to research for starting rotations t... Read More...
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This Day in Reds History: Triples, Catchers, Maloney

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09/25/2010
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September 25, 1925: For the first time in major league history and still the only time in National League history, teammates connect for bases-loaded triples in the same game as the Reds wallop the Brooklyn Ro... Read More...
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This Day in Reds History: Feast or Famine

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08/10/2010
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August 10: A day of feast or famine in Reds history.... 1889: The Cincinnati Red Stockings collect 26 hits in shellacking the Baltimore Orioles, 20-0, at home in Cincinnati. Hugh Nicol has five hits to lead... Read More...
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This Day in Reds History: Triples and 1st Place

stevepriceredlegnation
06/27/2010
June 27, 1926: The Cincinnati Reds break loose for 18 hits, including five triples, and turn a triple play, while starting pitcher Pete Donohue fires a six-hitter as the Reds blitz the Pittsburgh Pirates, 16-0... Read More...
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Flour from the Sky, Winning 20, Clutch Perez, and 1st Place

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09/04/2009
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From Baseball-Reference.com...on this day in Reds history... On September 4, 1971, one of the weirdest and most frightful moments in Reds history occurred when a ten pound sack of flour drops from an airplane ... Read More...



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