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This Day in Reds History: Red Stockings Take First

06/13/2010

June 13, 1882: The Cincinnati Red Stockings defeat the Philadelphia Athletics, 4-3, to win their sixth game in a row to take over first place in the new upstart American Association. The Red Stockings go on t... Read More...

Three Elected to Reds Hall of Fame

Chad Dotson

10/06/2009

Chris Sabo, Pedro Borbon, and Tony Mullane will be the 2010 class of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. We'll talk about all three more in the coming days, but for now, I love this quote by Sabo: "Obviously it... Read More...

Most Reds Pitching Wins by Alphabet

stevepriceredlegnation

09/30/2009

We completed the Major League's all-time pitching leaders by alphabet today. Mike listed several Reds pitchers, but only THREE of the players listed by Mike are actually Reds wins leaders by alphabet. You can ... Read More...

Winningest Pitchers of All-Time

stevepriceredlegnation

09/29/2009

I was given a five-minute quiz on Sunday and I failed miserably... I was to guess the winningest pitchers of all time by letter. That is, which pitcher whose last name began with "A" won the most games, which... Read More...

The 1st weekend in October

stevepriceredlegnation

09/28/2009

With the open day, here's some baseball history to take you through the first four days of October. All this comes from "<a href="This Day in Baseball">This Day in Baseball" by David Nemec and Scott... Read More...

All-time Reds teams

stevepriceredlegnation

09/23/2009

A few weeks ago I referenced a Bill James post about the best seasons for any position players in baseball history, and we listed the Reds players by position and season. Here's a Reds recap, which is essent... Read More...

1st Week of July

stevepriceredlegnation

07/04/2009

Here's part two of the 1st week of July series. It just seems that so many interesting things happen to the Reds during this time. Once again, research taken from Ã¢â‚¬Å“Day by Day in Reds HistoryÃ¢â‚¬Â by F... Read More...

The Best Pitched Game in Major League History

stevepriceredlegnation

05/02/2009

May 2 marks the anniversary one of the most remarkable events in Reds history. On May 2, 1917, Chicago’s Wrigley Field hosted the only “double” no-hitter in major league history. Reds’ ace Fred Toney outduel... Read More...

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