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This is Ken Griffey Jr. He is the Reds
outfielder. He used to play for the Seattle Mariners. His
average, as of 1999, was .299. His total homers, as of
1999, was 398 with 1742 hits and 5832 at bats. |
| This is Barry Larkin. He is the Reds shortstop. His
average, as of, 2000 was .300, and he had 2008 hits out of 6687 at bats,
as of 2000. He also had 179 homers. |
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This is Willie Green. He is the Reds third baseman.
His average, hits, at bats, and homeruns, as of 1997, were.243, with 238
hits, 981 at bats, and 49 homers. |
| Parris was a consistent, solid starter for the Reds during
2000. The right-hander led the club in both wins (12) and ERA (Earned Run
Average). After the All-Star break, Parris went 7-6 with a 4.34
ERA. He won seven straight starts at one point. |
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Kal Daniels (left) was one of the Reds outfielders.
His average was .311. He had 325 hits, 1044 at bats, 50 homers, and
6 triples. |
| Aaron is looking to be the 4th member of the Boone family to
make it to the majors, and in the process join brother Bret in the Reds
infield. in 1996 with Class-AA Chattanooga, he set a southern league
record with 44 doubles, 17 homers, and 95 RBI. |
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This is Dennis Reyes. He was the Reds pitcher.
He throws pretty good. |
