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Re: Reds' magic number
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Re: Reds' magic number
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Re: Reds' magic number
It's not going to be easy to find pictures of Billy Bates, though.
We gotta find a picture of Bates scoring the winning run in Game 2. (Maybe a shot of Glenn Braggs picking him up like a little kid.) A picture of Bates racing the cheetah would be good, too.
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Re: Reds' magic number
A for effort BigKlu...but I'm gonna have to see a number to get credit.
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![]() I have posted plenty of pics with Davey's number showing. I just wanted to get a shot of "Young Davey" in there.
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What an interesting little career he had. Cups of coffee for two different teams. Made The Reds playoff roster, scored a walkoff run in a World Series game, then never surfaced anywhere ever again. |
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Viva la Rolen
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Re: Reds' magic number
Smokey Burgess is probably most deserving, but are there any pictures with his unifrom number?
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Re: Reds' magic number
Got that right! Loved watching Davey play shortstop - especially his one-bouncers to first.
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Re: Reds' magic number
According to baseball-reference.com, Smoky wore #7 with the Reds.
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Re: Reds' magic number
I just found a darkhorse candidate for #12...stay tuned!
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Re: Reds' magic number
On a side note both the Astros and Pirates have more retired numbers than the Reds. Other teams have more too, but those two seem to stand out to me.
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Re: Reds' magic number
Interesting, hopefully we'll see it tonight. Darrell Chaney is the first guy I thought of. If I have it right SS Billy Myers wore number 12 in 39 and 40 and Gene Freese in 61.
These pictures made this thread even more fun and the topic alone is pretty fun to begin with.
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Re: Reds' magic number
Darrel Chaney did. You gotta have him. ![]() Great thread!
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