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The Cincinnati Reds Should Retire Vada Pinson's #28

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Maxine Watkins-Woodcock
11 years ago

What a NATURAL...What a MAN!!!

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Jon Cooper
11 years ago

Was always ready to help a kid with an autograph, I know.

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Ronald C. Anderson
11 years ago

one of the best.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Vada Pinson gave me an autographed baseball in Montreal and inspired me to love baseball from then on.

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Frank Riner
11 years ago

Remember is great play!

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Jerry Crabtree
11 years ago

What a great baseball player. Should have been in the hall of fame 25 years ago

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William Davila
11 years ago

Give this hero a place baseball history

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Anonymous
11 years ago

It's about time this man is honored!

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Tom Sandman
11 years ago

10 years of class in center field.

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Larry Mills
11 years ago Featured

Grace on and off the field. Before and after Pete Rose,, Vada Pinson was my hero. We 7-year-old Cincinnatians didn't think about white and black, we just knew grace when we saw it.

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Bob Lambert
11 years ago

Honor this greatest of great players by retiring his number #28

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ERIC NORMAN
11 years ago

THANKS!

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Seth Katz
11 years ago

While we're at it...Free Pete Rose!

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Dan Brown
11 years ago Featured

Vada Pinson was my favorite Reds player growing up. He was a leftie like me. Years later I sent him a letter saying this and he sent me an autographed photo. It is my most prized piece of Reds memorabilia. Retire his number. He deserves it. His memory and legacy commands it.

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Randall Janke
11 years ago

Great player

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Vada was my favorite player in the sixties. He and Frank Robinson were the best of the best.

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MARK JANIS
11 years ago

great all around player

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Rob Mullen
11 years ago

One of the greatest Reds of all time

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Mick Johnson
11 years ago

A great player of the 60's with speed and power.

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Michael Moss
11 years ago

I remember Mr. Pinson as the ultimate pro. Quitet. Dignified. Professional. His numbers speak for themselves. A baseball great!