20 Greatest Cincinnati Reds Moments (#BBFacts Ep. 2)

I'll bring up scooter Gennett you bought here probably not [Applause] 20 greatest moments in Cincinnati Reds history number 20 broke it back Baili better get to the bag and they throw to third and how about the move by Votto they get the outer third strike away is Homer Bailey ground ball to third Frazier gloves throw to first for the second time in his major-league career has tossed a no-hitter [Music] range at least [Applause] thirty Seconds to hit one to win it is [Applause] - it that ball is fair - games at Number 17 we have Johnny Vander meer tossing his second no-hitter in consecutive starts this is one of the more well-known rare feats as van der Meer remains the only player in baseball history to throw back-to-back no-hitters number 16 he is ready for the 2-2 to Woodson and here it comes and it is way out and then Anton browning has pitched a perfect game 27 outs in a row and he is being mobbed by his teammates a perfect game fraud by Tom browning [Applause] hard shot in 85 [Applause] Wow [Applause] at number 14 we have Game six of the 1940 World Series read starter Bucky Walters goes the distance tossing a complete game five hit shutout against the Detroit Tigers at Crosley Field setting the stage for a Game seven finale number thirteen bases loaded Janette waiting [Applause] to the game [Applause] at number 12 we have the red sweeping the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1970 NLCS was their first pennant won in the divisional era established in the previous year this championship series would just be the beginning for the Reds dynasty that reigned throughout the 1970s number 11 he was able to play dr2 left field it's going to be a 3-2 game the first 30-30 shortstop in the history of Major League Baseball it couldn't happen to a better guy at number 10 we have Frank Robinson hitting his 38th home run as a rookie in 1956 this would tie the homerun record among rookies originally set in 1930 by Boston Braves outfielder Wally burger Robinson's rookie homerun record would remain in the National League until 2017 when LA Dodgers slugger Cody Bellinger set a new record with 39 number 9 [Applause] Oh little numbers Schaffer is taken in to start tonight [Applause] National League Central Division champion I want to pitch [Applause] [Music] strike the 1 1 pitch to McCrae the pitch and a hydride [Applause] oh that's gone if it's bear hit this green for a home on Johnny Bench has just put the red shot in front three two one keep the left going way back way back slips hold on - hold on they've signal hold on Cincinnati leading this could be it lefty of George Foster Geronimo foster makes to catch that set the Cincinnati Reds win the World Series at number four we have the red two winning Game seven of the 1940 World Series at Crosley Field two runs scored in the seventh inning would be the difference in their 2-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers this win brought home the Reds first World Series championship since 1919 number three bringing it and the pitch is hit in the air foul off first Ben zinger backing and calling at the 1990 World Championship belongs to the Cincinnati where there's a looper they drive but then for a hit here comes the throw to third rosehips a dirty safe and here it goes Morgan down the second Joe Morgan's bloop single right now is the difference time of the night then he put the repla head a high fly ball it should be all over Geronimo's under and Cincinnati has won the world championship beating the Boston Red Sox for debris the reps win it in Fenway Park a standing-room-only crowd in Cincinnati on its feet first inning [Applause] number four [Applause]

Channel: Matthew Hicks

Views: 32,225

Rating: 4.7770491 out of 5

Keywords: Reds, Cincinnati Reds, Major League Baseball, MLB, Baseball, Baseball Facts, Baseball Lists, Baseball Moments, Crosley Field, Riverfront Stadium, Great American Ball Park, Joey Votto, Homer Bailey, Jay Bruce, Todd Frazier, Scooter Gennett, Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, George Foster, Barry Larkin, Bucky Walters, Johnny Vander Meer, Frank Robinson, World Series, Home Run Derby, Ken Griffey, NLCS, National League, National League Championship Series

Id: MKEV0sfvQ7k

Length: 7min 56sec (476 seconds)

Published: Sun Nov 04 2018