Reds Yearbook Magazine

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The Reds Yearbook Magazine gives you more than 200 pages of Reds news! Enjoy in-depth features on your favorite players, a look at top upcoming prospects in the minors, a scorecard, information on Great American Ball Park, a commemorative section highlighting the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum and much more. Each issue is available for just $8 plus shipping and handling.

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2019 REDS YEARBOOK MAGAZINE #1: March-July games

LIGHTS, CAMERA, PUIG!: Reds newcomer Yasiel Puig brings style, flair and a big bat to Cincinnati.

ANSWERING THE BELL: With his dream job in hand, new manager David Bell is prepared to bring a fresh approach to his biggest challenge yet.

150th ANNIVERSARY SPOTLIGHT: See everything the Reds have planned in celebration of their 150th anniversary season.

Player Q&A: Eugenio Suárez

Top 10 Reds Prospects from Baseball America

Reds Hall of Fame commemorative section featuring an in-depth look at the 150th Anniversary Legacy Campaign, a tribute to the late Frank Robinson, and more.

2019 REDS YEARBOOK MAGAZINE #2: July-September games

SELF-MADE MAN: A tireless work ethic and quiet conﬁdence have elevated Eugenio Suárez to superstar status.

Minor Splash, Major Impact: The offseason signings of José Iglesias and Derek Dietrich may have ﬂown under the radar, but their importance to this Reds team has been unmistakable.

A GOOD OLE GOOD ONE: After his own "titanic struggle" about when to sign off for the ﬁnal time, legendary broadcaster Marty Brennaman is calling it a career after nearly half a century of bringing Reds baseball to the masses.

150th ANNIVERSARY SPOTLIGHT: See everything the Reds have planned in celebration of their 150th anniversary season.

Player Q&A: Sonny Gray

Reds 2019 MLB Draft Results

Reds Hall of Fame commemorative section featuring an in-depth look at the 150th Anniversary Legacy Campaign, a tribute to the late Frank Robinson, and more.