REDS HALL OF FAME. Clay Carroll A popular fixture in the Big Red Machine s

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1 Sparky Anderson, 2000 Jake Beckley, 2014 Gus Bell, 1964 Johnny Bench, 1986 Jack Billingham, 1984 Ewell Blackwell, 1960 Pedro Borbon, 2010 Rube Bressler, 1963 Tom Browning, 2006 Smoky Burgess, 1975 Leo Cardenas, 1981 Clay Carroll, 1980 Sean Casey, 2012 Gordy Coleman, 1972 David Concepcion, 2000 Harry Craft, 1963 Sam Crawford, 1968 Hughie Critz, 1962 Eric Davis, 2005 Jake Daubert, 1966 Paul Derringer, 1958 Pete Donohue, 1964 Dan Driessen, 2012 Bob Ewing, 2001 George Foster, 2003 Lonny Frey, 1961 Cesar Geronimo, 2008 Warren Giles, 1969 Ival Goodman, 1959 Wayne Granger, 1982 Ken Griffey Jr., 2014 Ken Griffey Sr., 2004 Heinie Groh, 1963 Don Gullett, 2002 Noodles Hahn, 1963 Bubbles Hargrave, 1962 Tommy Helms, 1979 Garry Herrmann, 2008 Bob Howsam, 2004 Dummy Hoy, 2003 Fred Hutchinson, 1965 Joey Jay, 2008 Ted Kluszewski, 1962 REDS HALL OF FAME Larry Kopf, 1965 Barry Larkin, 2008 Brooks Lawrence, 1976 Ernie Lombardi, 1958 Red Lucas, 1965 Dolf Luque, 1967 Jerry Lynch, 1988 Jim Maloney, 1973 Lee May, 2006 Frank McCormick, 1958 Mike McCormick, 1966 Bill McKechnie, 1967 Roy McMillan, 1971 Bid McPhee, 2002 Joe Morgan, 1987 Tony Mullane, 2010 Billy Myers, 1966 Gary Nolan, 1983 Joe Nuxhall, 1968 Ron Oester, 2014 Jim O Toole, 1970 Dave Parker, 2014 Tony Perez, 1998 Vada Pinson, 1977 Wally Post, 1965 Bob Purkey, 1974 John Reilly, 2012 Jose Rijo, 2005 Eppa Rixey, 1959 Frank Robinson, 1978 Edd Roush, 1960 Chris Sabo, 2010 Tom Seaver, 2006 Cy Seymour, 1998 Mario Soto, 2001 Johnny Temple, 1965 Johnny Vander Meer,1958 Bucky Walters, 1958 Billy Werber, 1961 Will White, 2004 George Wright, 2005 Harry Wright, 2005 Tommy Helms The 1966 NL Rookie of the Year, Helms was one of the league s best second basemen. He led the NL in fielding percentage and double plays 3 times during a 14-year career and managed the Reds from Clay Carroll A popular fixture in the Big Red Machine s bullpen, Carroll recorded 88 wins and 143 saves during his 15-year career. In 1972 he recorded 37 saves and registered a 2.25 ERA en route to a Fireman of the Year award. Leo Cardenas Considered one of the best shortstops of the 1960s, Cardenas was dubbed Mr. Automatic because of his slick fielding. Nine of his 16 seasons were spent in Cincy, where he was a four-time All-Star and 1965 Gold Glover. G AVG AB R H HR RBI W-L ERA G IP SV SO G AVG AB R H HR RBI Wayne Granger During his 3 seasons with Cincinnati Granger recorded 73 saves, including a since-broken NL record 35 in The 2-time Fireman of the Year award winner finished his 9-year Major League career with a 3.14 ERA Mario Soto Soto, who spent his entire 12-year career in Cincinnati, amassed a record and a 3.47 ERA. From , no pitcher in baseball recorded more strikeouts, and he set a team record in 1982 with Tom Browning In a 1-0 victory vs LA on 9/16/88, Browning became the first pitcher in Reds history to throw a perfect game. He pitched for the Reds from and ranks 12th on the club s all-time victories list (123). He won 20 games in HISTORY W-L ERA G IP CG SO W-L ERA GS IP CG SO W-L ERA GS IP CG SO

2 Ron Oester From Oester played all 13 of his Major League seasons with his hometown team. He helped the Reds win the 1990 World Series championship and spent 6 seasons as a coach on the Major League staff. G AVG AB R H HR RBI Jim Maloney Hard-throwing Maloney threw three nohitters in his 12-year career. From 1963 to 1969, he won at least 15 games each season for the Reds, including 23 in 1963 and 20 in He led the NL in 1966 with five shutouts. W-L ERA GS IP CG SO POWEL CROSLEY JR. AWARD The Powel Crosley Jr. Award honors individuals who have exemplified the Crosley spirit of dedication and devotion to the ongoing success of the Cincinnati Reds during extended careers of service to and achievement with the club. The contributions of these individuals have been vital to the Reds organization sustaining its position of prominence and respect in the game of baseball and the community RECIPIENT Chuck Harmon (1954-present) Chuck Harmon 1954 Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati St. Louis St. Louis Philadelphia Major Totals Reds Totals

3 Todd Benzinger 1987 Boston Boston Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Kansas City Los Angeles (NL) San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Major Totals Reds Totals (3 yrs) Tracy Jones 1986 Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Montreal San Francisco Detriot Detriot Seattle Seattle Major Totals Reds Totals (3 yrs) Corky Miller 2001 Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Minnesota Boston Atlanta Atlanta Chicago (AL) Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Major Totals Reds Totals HISTORY 323

4 Joe Oliver 1989 Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Milwaukee Cincinnati Cincinnati Detriot Seattle Pittsburgh Seattle New York (AL) Boston Major Totals Reds Totals LOU PINIELLA S MAJOR LEAGUE MANAGERIAL RECORD Year Club League W-L Pct. Place GB 1986 New York American New York American New York American Cincinnati National Cincinnati National Cincinnati National Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Seattle American Tampa Bay American Tampa Bay American Tampa Bay American Chicago National Chicago National Chicago National Chicago National New York 3 years Cincinnati 3 years Seattle 10 years Tampa Bay 3 years Chicago 4 years Totals 23 years

5 Ted Power Yr Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 1981 Los Angeles (NL) Los Angeles (NL) Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Kansas City Detriot St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland Cleveland Seattle Major Totals Reds Totals (6 yrs) Greg Vaughn 1989 Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee San Diego San Diego San Diego Cincinnati Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Colorado Major Totals Reds Totals HISTORY 325

6 Scott Williamson Yr Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 1999 Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Boston Boston Chicago (NL) Chicago (NL) San Diego Baltimore Major Totals Reds Totals Dmitri Young 1996 St. Louis St. Louis Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Detriot Detriot Detriot Detriot Detriot Washington Washington Major Totals Reds Totals (4 yrs)

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