If none of that floats your boat, I hereby present to you: Highlights of the 2016 Cincinnati Reds. If you really don’t like Rose, then please enjoy these speeches by Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, and Johnny Bench, upon the unveiling of their statues in years past.

the towns destruction at the end of the LM Ib period (1450 B.C.E.). So this is actually a controversial post! Hey, we want all types of Reds fans here. This ivory statue of a young man bears similarities to both Greek and Egyptian art. Not only does this serve to distract you from the current Reds, but a vocal minority - including some of the writers here at Redleg Nation - of you really, really can’t stand Pete Rose. offer electives such as Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courses, or locally developed courses, such as area studies of regions of the. Before you continue, you may want to read Steve’s outstanding recent retrospective on the playing career of Pete Rose.īelow, you’ll find video of the statue’s unveiling, as well as Pete’s speech commemorating the occasion. The subject of the statue is a local baseball player of some renown, Peter Edward Rose. Over the weekend, as you probably know, the Reds unveiled the latest statue on Crosley Terrace, outside Great American Ball Park.

In a blatant attempt to divert your attention away from the 2017 Reds and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Losing Streak, we’re going to fall back on the old Cincinnati standby: talk about the Big Red Machine instead.

The rose statue from ib the game