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He was 6' 3" and less than 180 pounds, according to SABR.org, and he was the Reds first baseman from 1880 to 1891. Long John Reilly was a pretty solid first baseman with an incredible story from his rookie year. Jeff tells you all about it on todays podcast.
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Jeff begins a series looking at some players from the Reds past that were awesome but you may not know much about. He starts that series with a catcher from the 1920's who won a batting title, Bubbles Hargrave.
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The last two years the Reds had any postseason success were shortened seasons. That's not the only thing this year's team can take away from those years, though. Jeff looks at some blueprint ideas for 2020 and how this upcoming short season can be a successful one for Cincinnati. He also talk about Dante Bichette.
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These four guys all had varied paths to Major League playing time, in 2020, and were on their way there, until baseball was suspended. Jeff takes a look at four guys who are more frustrated with abrupt suspension of Spring Training than probably anyone else out there.
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How will they replace Nick Castellanos and Pedro Strop (who are now Reds)? Do they have any young guys stepping up? Jeff and Sean look at these questions, and more, on today's Locked On Crossover episode.
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The date keeps getting pushed back, but that won't stop Jeff from enlisting the help of Wick Terrell to talk about some Reds baseball. Listen in as they talk about this hiatus as well as looking at which comeback campaign is more important to the Reds in 2020 between Joey Votto and Trevor Bauer.
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He had a bit of a rough start to his time in GABP, but Trevor Bauer is poised for a comeback. How much is yet to be determined but one thing is for sure, it is important to the 2020 Reds playoff run. Jeff looks at that and also asks you a question.
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He's not going to be the guy who should have been the 2017 NL MVP, but Joey will still be important to a Reds playoff run in 2020. Jeff explains why and looks back in Reds history for a new segment, all on todays podcast.
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They've shown some good stuff in a tiny, Spring Training-like sample size, but it just underscores the importance Jose Garcia and Alfredo Rodriguez have to the future of the Reds at shortstop. Jeff talks about that and gives his updated picks for the 26-man roster once baseball eventually returns.
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All the moves they've made this offseason has Jeff and Chad feeling like the Reds may make a lot of playoff noise, in 2020. Listen to their takes as they break down exactly why they feel that way.
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