Cincinnati Reds

The Cincinnati Reds are a Major League Baseball team and belong as such to the National League Central Division. The Cincinnati reds baseball team is based in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Originally baseball in Cincinnati started with the Cincinnati Red Stockings from 1876-1882. In the 1950s era because of communism the team changed the name Cincinnati Reds and later the Cincinnati Redlegs. They also removed the letters REDS out of the Wishbone shaped C to destroy all things associated with communism.

The Cincinnati Reds logo is s drop-shaped red wishbone “C” with the drop-shaped word “REDS” inside of the C.

In 1972 to 1992 the logo of the Cincinnati Reds was the so-called Cincinnati Reds running man patch.

In 2003 the Cincinnati Reds moved from their former home, the Cinergy Field to the brand new Great American Ballpark. They also introduced the new Cincinnati Reds Mascot, Gapper.

1975 Cincinnati Reds topps baseball cards are available and still in trade.
In their long history in Cincinnati the team won 5 World Series titles and 9 National League pennants. The titles where won in 1919, 1940, 1975, 1976 and 1990.

A Cincinnati Reds baseball hat introduced in 1996 showed the original founding date of the Cincinnati baseball team, not the current Cincinnati Reds team.

The Cincinnati Reds schedule includes 162 games in the regular baseball season.
For the interested fan the Cincinnati Reds media guide provides any and all information needed on the team as well as all fan articles available. Looking for Cincinnati Reds tickets or Cincinnati Reds spring training tickets? As with so many other teams Cincinnati Reds Tickets can be found online or at any eligible broker.

Cincinnati Reds opening day tickets can even be found as a trading product on ebay. They were wanted and hard to come by.

Tickets for the Cincinnati Reds spring training in Sarasota Arizona for the legends Ed Smith Stadium are also offered.

The color of the Cincinnati Red uniforms is red and white with a black trim. Cincinnati Reds have retired 7 Jerseys plus number 42 that was retired by the Major League Association. Two other numbers have not been reissued since the retirement of the players; this includes Pete Roses number who was banned from baseball.

As a franchise, they also sell fan paraphernalia. They offer a wide range of fan products from shirts and hats to Cincinnati Reds wallpaper. If wallpaper is not really what you are looking for try a Cincinnati Reds MySpace layout.