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3. Frank Robinson
Dec 21, 2017
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Top 50 Cincinnati Reds
Frank Robinson was the first player to win the MVP Award in both leagues, and while he was a major force in the Baltimore Orioles push to their first World Series Title, he was actually a better player during the ten seasons he was a Cincinnati Red.
2. Johnny Bench
Dec 21, 2017
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Top 50 Cincinnati Reds
It cannot be quantified just how good Johnny Bench was.
The Cincinnati Reds Catcher was not just one of the best offensive players at his position ever, but he also backed that up with stellar defense and a cerebral way to call his staff.
The Cincinnati Reds Catcher was not just one of the best offensive players at his position ever, but he also backed that up with stellar defense and a cerebral way to call his staff.
1. Pete Rose
Dec 21, 2017
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Top 50 Cincinnati Reds
Ah, the Hit King!
We all know that Pete Rose is banned from baseball, but the Cincinnati Reds recently placed him in their franchise Hall of Fame, as they should…he was the greatest player in team history.
We all know that Pete Rose is banned from baseball, but the Cincinnati Reds recently placed him in their franchise Hall of Fame, as they should…he was the greatest player in team history.
My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own
Dec 19, 2017
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History of Number One Songs
September 26 – October 9, 1960
Connie Francis
My Heart Has A Mind of its Own
Connie Francis
My Heart Has A Mind of its Own