JOHNNY BENCH RUMORS & GOSSIP
Johnny Bench has health insurance cancelled
Johnny Bench is arguably the greatest catcher to ever play baseball.Over the course of his illustrious 17-year career, all with the Reds, Bench garnered 14 All-Star selections, 10 Gold Glove Awards, and two National League MVP Awards, among other individual accolades. Furthermore, he was instrumental in helping the Big Red Machine win six division titles, four pennants, and two...
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November 08, 2013
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Video: Watch Johnny Bench joyfully ring NYSE closing bell
Johnny Bench did the honors of ringing the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell on Thursday.The Cincinnati Reds legend and Hall of Fame catcher was accompanied by executives and guests of Rawlings Sporting Goods, a subsidiary of Jarden Corporation, who hosted a ceremony honoring the class of 2013 Rawlings Gold Glove Award recipients Thursday evening.One of the members of that aforementioned...
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November 07, 2013
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Reds' Mesoraco earns praise from Johnny Bench
CINCINNATI Johnny Bench was watching a Cincinnati Reds game on television recently, a game during which catcher Devin Mesoraco hit home runs and Bench tweeted: Devin will bat clean-up before his career is over.Coming from the Vincent Van Gogh of catchers, the Ludwig Beethoven of catchers, the Albert Einstein of catchers, that was quite the compliment.And Mesoraco saw it.I did see...
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August 06, 2013
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Mets Catching Prospect Travis D’Arnaud Compared To Johnny Bench?
On Friday, Kevin Kernan of the New York Post wrote of high praise for Travis d’Arnaud coming from some of his former coaches.
D’Arnaud is a former farmhand of the Philadelphia Phillies who originally drafted him. He was the center piece in the deal that sent Roy Halladay from Toronto to the Phillies, and his stature as an elite catching prospect is widely known around baseball...
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February 16, 2013
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Johnny Bench named an all-time top 25 player under 25
Every year, Keith Law puts together a list of the top 25 Major League players under 25. Aroldis Chapman was on this year's list. Law's article inspired his colleage David Schoenfield to put together a list of the All-time top 25 players under 25. This is basically a list of what the ESPN.com writer feels are the best 25 seasons any player ever had while under 25 years...
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January 29, 2013
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Yadier Molina is Having a Johnny Bench Season
Yadier Molina has always been an amazing defensive catcher, but like most amazing defensive catchers, he hasn’t always been a very good hitter. In fact, for the first three years of his career, he was a pretty terrible hitter, and then he spent four years as an average-ish hitter before his breakout season last year. Well, we thought last year was his breakout season anyway....
CINCINNATI SUPERSTAR
Reds retire Larkin's jersey number
The Reds gave one of the greatest players in team history the ultimate honor on Saturday when they retired Hall of Famer Barry Larkin's No. 11 jersey.
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August 25, 2012
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Ex-Reds owner Nippert dies at 100
An owner of the Cincinnati Reds during the Big Red Machine era and financial contributor to the Cincinnati arts scene has died. Louise Nippert was 100.
Nippert and her husband bought majority control of the Reds in 1973 and owned the team when it featured greats including Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan and won World Series championships in 1975 and 1976.
Family spokesman Carter Randolph...
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July 23, 2012
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Gators catcher Mike Zunino signs Mariners $4m bonus
Mike Zunino, the Seattle Mariners 22-year-old catcher from the University of Florida who was the M's first-round draft pick, signed with the club Monday.
Zunino recently won the Johnny Bench Award as the best college catcher, plus he was a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award.
This is the award given to the best college baseball player.
The deal included a reported...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat
July 03, 2012
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MAYBE HE'S NARCOLEPTIC
Reds fan tries not to pass out during game
Good night Cincinnati!
Maybe it was the soothing sounds of Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir or just too many $10 beers, but this Cincinnati Reds fan can’t seem to stay awake while taking in a game at Great American Ball Park. Watch as “Johnny Bench’s” doppelgänger fails to fight the urge to pass out during an extremely exciting baseball game. Nighty-night my friend.
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June 13, 2012
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