On Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman, the soundtrack to our lives
Marty Brennaman just announced his retirement after more than four decades. For most Reds fans, he's been the soundtrack to their entire lives.
An outfield rotation can’t work. Or can it?
Enjoy this guest post by longtime reader Seth Shaner. You can find him on Twitter here. Thanks, Seth!
Four outfielders. Three outfield positions. Early returns with the Reds' 2018 outfield rotation werenÃ... Read More...
Redleg Top Ten: The Best Second Basemen in Reds History
This is the third installment in the enormously popular Top Ten series, wherein we name the top ten players at each position in Reds franchise history.
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This Day in Reds History: Fred Hutchinson Resigns; the Reds Score Seven in the Third
October 19, 1964: Reds Manager Fred Hutchinson resigns his post citing his poor health. His last public appearance had been on his 45th birthday, August 12, of that season where he was presented a 500# birthd... 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: Lombardi’s “Snooze,” the Bilko Legend, Rose’s Fight, and the Reds are World Champions!
October 8, 1904: Rookie second baseman Miller Huggins strokes three triples in an 8-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis. The Reds' win enabled them to sweep a doubleheader as they won the first... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Don Gullett Makes His Presence Known and 1964 Falls Short
October 4, 1902: The Pittsburgh Pirates set a new major league record with 103 wins as they defeat a disinterested Cincinnati Reds team, 11-2, in Pittsburgh. Rain had dampened the grounds in Pittsburgh and t... Read More...