Tony Perez, a key player for the Big Red Machine, was instrumental in fostering the team's camaraderie. Despite his importance, Perez was traded to the Montreal Expos in 1976, a move that Reds GM Bob ...
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'We captured the imagination': Why Big Red Machine secured unique sports, cultural legacy
George Foster tensed when he heard the strange voice, and braced for the worst. “You ruined my life,” the man said. Foster had his head down, putting baseballs and 8-by-10 photos on a table where he ...
A weekend dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Cincinnati Reds' famed "Big Red Machine" teams began with a night of storytelling, laughs and a few tears. Emceed by famed, former Reds broadcaster ...
A Big Red Machine reunion at Great American Ball Park on Aug. 21, 2015, with (from left) Tony Perez, Joe Morgan, David Concepcion, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose. The former Enquirer sportswriter delivers ...
The team's legacy extends beyond baseball, influencing popular culture and civic pride in Cincinnati. Free agency ultimately led to the dismantling of the team, preventing similar dynasties from ...
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