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Honours & Records

12 entries in the Cincinnati Reds compendium.

1919 World Series TitleA tainted triumph that secured the Reds' first-ever World Championship.Redlegs Era (1953-1958)The Big Red Machine is not associated with the Redlegs Era (1954-1958); it refers to the dominant Reds teams…2012 National League Central Division TitleA dominant regular season run that brought division glory back to Great American Ball Park.1975 World Series ChampionshipThe 1975 World Series: Reds edge Red Sox in seven games, Fisk's walk-off highlights classic.Joe Nuxhall's 34-year Career Span RecordThe Ol' LefthanderBarry Larkin's National League MVP (1995)Barry Larkin: 1995 NL MVP, 12-time All-Star, and Hall of Fame shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds.Tom Seaver's 1980 NL Cy Young AwardTom Seaver's 1980 NL Cy Young AwardCincinnati Reds' 10 National League PennantsThe 1961 Reds ended a 21-year pennant drought as the last champions of the 154-game era.The Big Red Machine Era (1970-1972)The dominant Cincinnati Reds dynasty of the 1970s, known as the Big Red Machine.Eddie Cicotte's Career Wins Record for RedsRight-handed pitcher banned for alleged role in 1919 World Series fix; never played for the Reds.Dave Concepción's 1,814 Career Hits with RedsWhile he doesn't hold the franchise record for most hits — that honor belongs to Pete Rose — Dave Concepción…Tony Pérez's 1975 World Series MVP AwardHeart and soul of the Big Red Machine
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