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This Day in Reds History: Soto’s One-Hitter?

05/31/2010

May 31--The 1981 season may have been one of the most disappointing seasons in Reds history. Not because of their play on the field; to the contrary, the Reds had baseball's best record, 66-42, but were left o... Read More...

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05/27/2010

On May 27, 1980, the Reds took advantage of consecutive home runs from Ken Griffey Sr., George Foster, and Dan Driessen in the third inning off Don Sutton to beat the Dodgers in Riverfront Stadium, 6-1. The wi... Read More...

Dragons Staff announced….couple of surprises

Bill Lack

11/12/2009

From the DDN: As of Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 11, Todd Benzinger knew he would be returning to the Dragons to manage the team for a second season, but he didnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t know who his coaches would be. Ã¢â‚¬Å“... Read More...

September Surprises

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09/24/2009

September sees opportunities to break seasonal records, and the expanded rosters often lead to unusual moments....let's enjoy a few, found from the book "This Day in Baseball" by David Nemec and Scott Flatow...... Read More...

Did You Know?

stevepriceredlegnation

06/05/2009

Did you know that Ethan Allen, 1920's Reds outfielder, was the Yale baseball coach for first baseman and future President, George H. W. Bush? President Bush was captain of his 1948 college baseball team. Did ... Read More...

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This Day in Reds History: Soto’s One-Hitter?

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Dragons Staff announced….couple of surprises

September Surprises

Did You Know?