Listening to Scooter Rizzuto whine and cry for 2 games was hilarious.

The 1976 Big Red Machine - They were, simply put, unstoppable.

i really loved how the reds   made these east coast sports casters cry  ,   nbc announcers hated cincinnati   and the reds kicked their butts

Rivers doubled off second 1:02:40. Took the wind right out of the crowd's sails. Killer play.

Dreissen would have been a star on any other team. But he unselfishly waited his turn and was productive off the bench. The reds had bench and a great “bench” as well. Everyone knew their role.

RIP Pat Zachry (April 24, 1952 – April 4, 2024) dead at 71 after a long illness.

Joe Morgan. The Powder keg figure.

Geronimo batting 8th.  with a .307 ba.  1976
Griffey batting 6th had the 2nd highest ba in the National League.  1976
Talent overload.

The Reds in the playoffs this year:  3-0 over the Phillies, 4-0 over the Yankees

Roy White was one of the most underrated and important players the Yankees ever had…

I worked security for the Yankees in the 70s, right next to the home plate end of the dugout. Couldn't have a better seat anywhere in the house.

Roy White was one of the most underrated players the Yankees ever had..

The Big Red Machine....nuff said.

Red October

Bench and Munson my two favorite catchers. RIP Thurman Munson.

I was at this game box seats behind the the3rd base dugout....my cousin paid no more than 10. Bucks

I hate the DH, but if the NL had it back then the Reds might have been able to keep both Perez and Driessen.

Kubeck Rizzuto and Garagiola all either played or broadcasted for the Yankess at various times.

in todays baseball they wouldve pulled meenaney after mickey rivers single

thx for this!!