What year did the cincinnati reds start.?
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May 4: The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings, the first all-professional nine, kick off their first regular season with a 45-9 win over the Great Westerns of Cincinnati.\n\nNov. 6: In the final official match of the season, the Red Stockings defeat the Mutuals of New York, 17-8, on Union Grounds. Baseball’s first team of professionals finished the season a perfect 57-0 record (although the team won more than 70 games, team captain Harry Wright only counted games against other National Association clubs as official).\n  \n1870 - June 14: After 130 consecutive games without a loss, Cincinnati falls to the Brooklyn Atlantics, 8-7, in extra innings. The streak includes 81 official games and 49 exhibitions.\n  \n1876 - Feb. 2: The National League is formed in New York City with Cincinnati as a charter member. The other cities in the league include Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Hartford, Louisville, New York and Philadelphia.\n  \n1880 - Oct. 8: Cincinnati is expelled from the NL, due in part to its refusal to stop renting out their ballpark on Sundays and to cease selling beer during games.\n  \n1881 - Nov. 2: The American Association is formed during a meeting at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. The Reds would play their next eight seasons in the league.\n  \n1889 - April 17: The first Opening Day “festivities” are seen in Cincinnati. Ballpark decorations and a pre-game concert by the Cincinnati Orchestra greet fans before the opener.\n\nNov. 14: Cincinnati is granted re-admission to the NL, joining Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.\n  \n1891 - April 22: The first Opening Day parade is organized by new team owner John T. Brush. The parade consists of Webber’s military band and two large horse-drawn wagons, called Tallyho’s, which were occupied by the Reds and their opponents, the Cleveland Spiders.
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Major League Baseball?  The Detroit Tigers is the team name.
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Has to be Grover (Pete) Alexander's rookie season in 1911.\n\nHe went 28 wins & 13 losses with a 2.57 ERA.
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Detroit tigers\nCincinnati reds\nArizona diamondbacks
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May 5, 1989(must of been a great year). I knew before i went here but, join the team.\nhttp://www.chrisbrownworld.com/index_main.html
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bengals 49ers - 1982\n\nand u mean the OLD home, its now Ford Field!-lol
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The first year on the AL featured the Chicago White Sox, Boston Americans, Milwaukee Brewers, Cleveland Blues, Baltimore Orioles, Washington Senators, Philadelphia A's, and Detroit Tigers.\n\nThe Orioles would move to New York and become the Yankees, while the others are still around in one form or another.\n\nThe original NL teams (1876) were the Chicago White Stockings (who became the Cubs), Hartford Dark Blues (gone), St. Louis Brown Stockings (gone), Boston Red Caps (now the Atlanta Braves), Louisville Grays (gone), NY Mutuals (gone), Philadelphia A's (gone, not the same A's as today), and the Cincinnati Reds, who are not the same as today's Reds franchise, which started as an American Association team in 1882.
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The First game under what would become the standard rules was played in 1849 at Elysian Fields in Brooklyn New York. The first Professional game was played in May 1871 between the Cleveland Forest City's and the Fort Wayne(Indiana) Kekiongas FT.Wayne won 2-0. The National League would be formed in 1876 and the American League in 1901. The First team to play for money was the Cincinnati Red Legs who were formed in 1869.\nAs to who had the first pro hit etc. the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York would have those answers.
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It was 1890, against Ohio Wesleyan:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football#1890-1912:_Beginnings
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Ed Kranepool. He started with the Mets in 1962 and I believe his last year was 1979.
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NO! THE BEST! THE REDS RULE ALL! YOU'LL NEEEEEVER WAAAAALK ALOOOOOOONE! CHAMPIONS! COME ON!
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The Reds, sort of. The Red Legs were the 1st pro team, but they werent exactly. See alot of other teams were paying their players but not reporting it, so the Red Legs started to publicize it and then they became the 1st official professional team. this was in 1869. Then a few years later they were losing money so they disbanded the franchise, This only lasted about 2 years and then they were back as a pro team. So the Reds were, sort of, lol\nThanks,\nMatt
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While the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers are often considered the worst NFL team of all-time, finishing 0-14, I would consider the 1934 Cincinnati Reds to be the worst NFL team of all time.  The 1934 team was the second and final year of existence for the franchise.  The Reds finished (0-8) and were outscored on the season 243 to 10.  They were shut out six of the eight games, including 41-0, 38-0, and 64-0 in three of their final four games.  They played four home games, all in different stadia.  Two of the four home games weren't even played in Cincinnati -- one in Dayton, OH and one in Portsmouth, OH.  Following the 64-0 loss at Philadelphia, the team folded and the franchise was purchased by a group in Saint Louis, MO.  \n\nAs far as modern day teams, all four of the teams mentioned can be considered pathetic.  I'd also add the Houston Texans to that list, although they've only been in existence for four complete seasons.  The Cardinals, Lions, and Saints have been pathetic for a much longer period of time, in my opinion.
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According to roster the Reds should be better, but their payroll is higher also.  When the red's pitchers develop they can very easily be a contender.  The reds.
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The 1975 Cincinnati Reds, who went 15 games without a single error. The World Series winning team consisted of four players who won the Gold Glove that year (Dave Concepcion, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan and Cesar Geronimo).
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claims to have been formed in 1863 (disputed by some, who claim it to be 1868).\nIt played (and lost) its first game against West Bromwich Albion F.C. on 8 September 1888.
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I believe the Baltimore Orioles began the 1988 season with 21 straight losses...okay, after further review the National League Cleveland Spiders lost 24 straight in 1899. The Orioles set a record for most losses to begin a season.