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Originally Posted by George Anderson
If Wayne Granger is in then Arroyo is a no brainer.
I think the Reds HOF is nothing more than a collection of Reds greats but also Reds players that maybe weren't very great but happened to be fan favorites. I don't see it as a HOF but instead something used as an event to get fans out to the park one weekend out of the year to cheer a fan favorite as an all time Reds great whether they really were or not.
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Reds HOF yep, no brainer too... colorful guy, workhorse... a better pitcher than another colorful workhorse with curly hair and threw left. Reds WW2 have been hitters first, guys like Arroyo might not be the Smoltz or Robin Roberts of the organization but in the Reds realm they are big players... I mean jeeze Harry Craft??
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CINCINNATI REDS
CAREER
1946-2012
INNINGS PITCHED displayed only--not a sorting criteria
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GAMES STARTED GS IP BFP ERA N_W N_L
1 Tom Browning 298 1911 8017 -.22 104 107
2 Joe Nuxhall 274 2170 9195 0.03 128 111
3 Jim Maloney 258 1819 7598 0.34 124 91
4 Gary Nolan 242 1657 6747 0.53 102 75
5 Bronson Arroyo 233 1488.1 6277 0.10 91 82
6 Jim O'Toole 228 1561 6591 0.12 96 79
7 Mario Soto 224 1730.1 7147 0.15 105 87
8 Bob Purkey 217 1588 6621 0.33 99 80
9 Jose Rijo 215 1478 6056 0.99 101 57
10 Aaron Harang 213 1343 5730 0.04 81 74