Club History
14 entries in the Cincinnati Reds compendium.
The Cincinnati Red StockingsBaseball's first all-professional team and the only perfect season in pro history.Pete RoseCharlie Hustle, baseball's career hits leader.Johnny BenchThe greatest catcher in baseball history, according to ESPN.Crosley Field OpeningThe first major-league park with lights, home of the Reds from 1912 to 1970.1919 World Series ChampionshipThe 1919 World Series: A best-of-nine clash tainted by the Black Sox Scandal.1940 World Series ChampionshipThe 1940 Cincinnati Reds won their first World Series since 1919, defeating the Detroit Tigers in seven games.Edd Roush TenureEdd Roush: Reds hitting star from 1916, key to the 1919 World Series championship.Johnny Bench CareerThe greatest catcher in baseball history, Johnny Bench anchored the Big Red Machine with power, defense, and…The Big Four EraThe dominant Cincinnati Reds dynasty of the 1970s.Pete Rose TenureAll-time hits leader and controversial Reds legend.Hal McCoySportswriter who covered the Reds despite legal blindness.Wishbone-CA sideways wishbone-shaped C used in sports logos.Cincinnati Reds Radio NetworkRadio network covering Cincinnati Reds baseball across six states.Nasty Boys (Cincinnati Reds)Relief trio that led the Reds to the 1990 title.
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