Legendary Players
18 entries in the Cincinnati Reds compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Tony PerezHeart and soul of the Big Red Machine, Hall of Famer Tony Pérez drove in runs and led withFrank RobinsonFirst player to win MVP in both leagues; Triple Crown winner; Hall of Famer.Edd RoushTwo-time NL batting champion and 1919 World Series winner with the Reds.Barry LarkinHall of Fame shortstop who spent his entire 19-year career with the Cincinnati Reds.Eddie MathewsHall of Fame third baseman who spent the prime of his career with the Milwaukee Braves andTed KluszewskiPower-hitting first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds, known for bulging biceps and mammoth Ken Griffey Sr.Outfielder for the Big Red Machine, father of Ken Griffey Jr., and 1976 batting title runnDave ParkerDave Parker, 'the Cobra,' was a seven-time All-Star, two-time NL batting champion, and 197Jim MaloneyHard-throwing Reds right-hander who threw two no-hitters (1965, 1969)Jack BillinghamKey pitcher for the Big Red Machine, with a record-low World Series ERA (minimum 25 inningCesar GeronimoDominican outfielder and four-time Gold Glove winner for the Big Red MachineRon OesterA quiet, efficient Red for life.Ken Griffey Jr.Junior, the Kid, a Hall of Fame legend.Joe MorganHall of Fame second baseman and key member of the Big Red Machine.Joey VottoThe patient engine of the 2010s Reds who led all major leagues in on-base percentage (.424Ernie LombardiThe slowest man to ever play major league baseball well.Frank McCormickNL MVP in 1940, eight-time All-Star, and three-time NL hits leader.Johnny Vander MeerThe only pitcher in MLB history to throw two consecutive no-hitters.
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