Chad Dotson

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Author, The Big 50: Cincinnati Reds. I write words about the #Reds for @CincinnatiMag. Newsletter about Cincy sports: https://t.co/DVO5XxkN3D.

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I think I need to see something like this in the Reds clubhouse right about now.

I am not exaggerating when I say this is my favorite moment in Cincinnati Reds history. Allow me to present: "Where's Quinones?"

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Here's why Hee Haw is the greatest show in American television history. Johnny Bench singing "You Don't Mess Around With Jim."

If you're a Reds fan of a certain vintage, this day is burned into your brain. Here's ESPN on the day Ken Griffey Jr. returned to Cincinnati.

Say what you want about Brandon Phillips: great fielder, one of the best 2Bs in club history, a deserving Reds Hall of Famer. To me, he'll always be the guy who got in Yadier Molina's face and refused to take any of the stupid Cardinals BS. Respect.

I don’t care what your mama says…

If you didn’t watch Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, you missed the peak of television

Joey Votto’s first big league hit was a bomb. Good times.

The way Eric Davis was so visibly irritated with the Mayor’s first pitch attempt always amuses me.

Where were you when Eric Davis clinched the 1990 World Series in game 1?

I barely remembered this. 2018 All-Star Game, Scooter Gennett ties the game with a 2-run homer in the 9th, then a Joey Votto home run wins it in the 10th.

The 1990 Reds World Series video. I watched this over and over and over on VHS. And now I'm giving it to you, my friends.

I've been to many Opening Day games in Cincinnati. 2011 was one of my favorites. Ramon Hernandez walkoff homer.

The Cardinals are coming to town. Never forget that they are a garbage organization. go reds

Remember when Junior Griffey hit that inside-the-park home run? That was fun. Still can’t believe Billy Hamilton never hit one.

Pedro Martinez made the mistake of hitting Reggie Sanders with a pitch. He never did that again.

Remember Aristides Aquino? That was a fun month.

Joe Morgan is the greatest 2B in baseball history, but it still feels like he’s underrated. He was an absolute legend. Here he is delivering the walk-off RBI in the 10th inning of Game 3 of the 1975 World Series against Boston.

You know you needed to see back-to-back-to-back homers from Chris Sabo, Barry Larkin, and Eric Davis in 1990.

You probably have to be a hardcore Reds fan to remember this, but for some reason I was just thinking about that time Michael Lorenzen belted a 3-run homer in his first game following the his father's passing.

Where were you when the Reds finished off the sweep of the A's in 1990?

For some reason, I’m thinking tonight about when the Reds clinched the 1990 NLCS. I was speechless in my parents’ living room. Couldn’t believe the Redlegs were actually going to the World Series.