Iconic Matches
18 entries in the Cincinnati Reds compendium.
Joe Nuxhall Debut vs Indians (June 10, 1944)The youngest player in MLB history made his debut with a walk and a hit batter.1970 NLCS Game Seven vs Mets (Oct 14, 1970)The Big Red Machine topples the Pirates in a decisive Game Five to capture the pennant, sePete Rose Record Breaking Hit vs Expos (Sept 11, 1985)The source article does not contain a tagline.Harvey Haddix Perfect Game vs Pirates (May 26, 1959)Twelve perfect innings, one heartbreaking error, and a legend forever defined by what almoJohnny Bench MVP World Series Game Three (Oct 2, 1976)Johnny Bench, 1976 World Series MVP.1990 NLCS Game Seven vs Pirates (Oct 18, 1990)A seven-game thriller where Joe Niekro's gem sent the Reds to the World Series.Tony Perez Two-Home Run Game vs Red Sox (Oct 11, 1975)The 1975 Reds won the World Series in seven games over the Boston Red Sox.Dave Concepcion Rookie Debut vs Mets (May 1, 1970)Dave Concepción debuted for the Cincinnati Reds on May 1, 1970, during the 'Big Red MachinPete Rose 4192nd HitThe Hustler breaks Ty Cobb's record with a single at Riverfront Stadium.1975 World Series Game 6The 1975 World Series: A seven-game classic won by the Cincinnati Reds.Tony Perez Walk-Off Home RunTony Pérez's walk-off home run in Game 2 of the 1975 NLCS helped the Reds sweep the PirateKen Griffey Jr. Debut Home RunThe Kid's first big league blast came at the Kingdome.1972 World Series ChampionshipThe Hairs vs. the Squares: Oakland edges Cincinnati in a seven-game classic.Johnny Bench 1973 MVP PerformanceThe greatest catcher in baseball history, according to ESPN, and the cornerstone of the BiThe Black Sox Scandal SeasonThe fix that changed baseball forever.1990 World Series AppearanceThe 1990 World Series saw the Cincinnati Reds sweep the heavily favored Oakland Athletics Pete Rose Final At-BatPete Rose's final MLB at-bat occurred in 1986; the source does not provide details of the Sparky Anderson Managerial Debut GameSparky Anderson's managerial debut: a 2-1 win at Crosley Field on April 7, 1970.
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