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The Cincinnati Reds Should Retire Vada Pinson's #28

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Bob Heinisch
12 years ago

Certainly deserves to have his number retired. One of the better ball players of his era. Played flawless in the outfield.

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Jim Clouse
12 years ago

Long overdue!! One if the greatest Reds ever!

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Edward O'Keefe
12 years ago

after his great career as a player .

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Carl Mottern
12 years ago

Long overdue!

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Robert Spina
12 years ago

He was the Reds most complete player of his time. He ranks with Reds' greats like Barry Larkin, Joe Morgan and Eric Davis.

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Ken Taylor
12 years ago

This man is very worthy of this honor... Beyond his talent, his character is displayed that and more of what we often miss in sports today..

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Kirk Heidelberg
12 years ago

From 1959-1967 one the top players in every category !

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Valerie Pinson Strane
12 years ago

❤️28

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Arnold Melrose
12 years ago

Right behind Mays & Flood at Cincy.

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Richard Bricker
12 years ago

Retire his jersey number28 and put him in the Hall of Fame. One of the great players of the 50's,60's and 70''s numbers not lie.

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redd greene
12 years ago

vada pinson was a class act and a great credit to the game and his people...unwritten and unofficial race quotas shouldnot keep him out of hallof fame!

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Bruce Dexter
12 years ago

Time for Vada Pinson to have his number retired.

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jay eiben
12 years ago

it's time to honor one of the greatest reds ever !

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Don Stokes
12 years ago

Let's get many signatures to honor this mans playing career

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Kendall Sasser
12 years ago

This is an honor that is far too long overdue. Next stop, Cooperstown!

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roger little
12 years ago

he should be in the hall of fame with pete rose.

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Chris Hess
12 years ago

Should Already be in the Hall of Fame

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Gabriel Schechter
12 years ago

my favorite player as a kid

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Carolyn Hinton
12 years ago

VADA PINSON WAS A GREAT BASEBALL PLAYER

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Miguel Martin
12 years ago

Vada pinson was one of Baseball's most unforgettable players. retiring his number would be the correct thing to do. He was one of a kind and one of the immortals of the Sport.