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Old Cincinnati Reds players

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Click on the 'Cincinnati Reds Rosters' link on this page and check out the Rosters, Opening Day Line-Ups & Uniform Numbers section. There you can find all the numbers of the players for each season.

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Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Frank Robinson, Johnny Vander Meer, Joe Morgan, Dave Concepcion, Tom Seaver, Gary Nolan, Ken Griifey Sr and Caesar Geronimo to name some.

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  • Click on the link below to see the current Cincinnati Reds roster.
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Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr.

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