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2.27.10 GOODYEAR, AROLDIS, and MORE The all new Goodyear Ballpark. Aroldis Chapman live BP. Getting ready for the season. PROPS TO CNATI |
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1.24.10 BY: MEH THREE REDS PLAYERS TO WATCH OUT FOR DURING SPRING TRAINING 2010 Pitchers and catchers will be reporting to Goodyear Ballpark in Arizona on February 18th and position players on the 23rd. With openings in the infield, outfield, starting rotation, and bullpen it will be the usual contention to don a big league uniform on opening day in Cincinnati. ZACK COZART  Drafted in the second round (79th overall) by the Reds in the 2007 Amateur Entry Draft. While playing college ball at Ole Miss he was considered one of the best defensive shortstops in the nation. This guy eats, drinks, and sleeps baseball and could easily slide into the currently vacant spot between second and third base. MIKE LEAKE  Drafted 8th overall in the 2009 MLB draft. While at Arizona State, he was one of only two Sun Devils to win ten or more games in three straight seasons and to win three straight PAC-10 conference titles. Here he talks about the Arizona Fall League. JOSH ANDERSON  The Reds may be his fourth team in three years, but this Kentucky native has a lot to offer. He led the minors with 79 stolen bases in 2004 and is finally back in the speedy National League this year. Let's hope he can patronize center field. |
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Mon., Jan. 25th -10:30pm On September 11, 1985, a sellout crowd at Riverfront Stadium and a national television audience were watching to see if Pete Rose could break Ty Cobb’s hit record. After going 0-for-4 the previous night, Rose didn’t disappoint. He hit a line drive single to left field off San Diego’s Eric Show on a 2-1 pitch for hit No. 4,192. Mon., Feb. 1st – 8pm On October 22, 1975, the Reds faced the Boston Red Sox in Game 7 of what has been ranked one of the best World Series ever. The “Big Red Machine” won it in the ninth to clinch the first of back-to-back World Series championships. Mon., Feb. 8th – 8pm After 11 big league years, Tom Seaver was finally able to cross off one of the few achievements that had eluded him in his magnificent career with his only no-hitter on June 16, 1978. Mon., Feb.15th – 8pm A two-hour, 27-minute rain delay didn’t halt Tom Browning, who retired all 27 Los Angeles Dodgers he faced in a 1-0 victory on September 16, 1988. Browning concluded the only perfect game in Reds history by retiring Rick Dempsey on a fly to deep right field, Steve Sax on a grounder to shortstop and Tracy Woodson on a strikeout. A throwing error accounted for the Reds’ only run.
Mon., Feb. 22nd – 8pm
We’re bringing back the re-mastered version of the
classic Reds game from October 12, 1976, when the Reds swept the Phillies in
NLCS Game 3. This special telecast includes original video from NBC synced
with the audio of Reds veteran duo Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall. |
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