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Post by crashdavissports on Feb 21, 2018 9:21:47 GMT -5
How many can you name without looking them up? Try to be honest because this list was taken from an actual source, I didn't make it up. So it will be truly easy to find this list. But be true to yourself!
Cincinnati Reds players nicknames
Sparky Anderson , George Anderson (manager, 1970–1978): Jeff Brantley (1994–1997): Tom Browning (1984–1994): Sean Casey (baseball) (1998–2005): Aroldis Chapman (2010–2015): Francisco Cordero (2008–2011): Eric Davis (1984–1991, 1996): (he had 2 nicknames) Adam Dunn (2001–2008): Todd Frazier (2011–2015): Cesar Geronimo (1972–1980): Ken Griffey Jr (2000–2008): Ted Kluszewski (1947–1957): Ernie Lombardi (1932–1941): Lee May (1965–1971): Joe Nuxhall (1944–1966): Tony Perez (1964–76): Brandon Phillips (2002–present): Frank Robinson (1956–1965): Ron Robinson (1984–1990): Pete Rose (1963–1978, 1984–1986): Chris Sabo (1988–1993, 1996): Tom Seaver (1977–1982): Joey Votto (1997–Present): David Weathers (1998–2001): Dmitri Young (1998–2001):
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Post by dukecrunchybagel on Feb 22, 2018 16:29:04 GMT -5
Sparky was the Captain Hook, if I recall -- quick to go the bullpen Sean Casey was the Mayor Lee May was the Big Bopper of Birmingham Ernie Lombardi was the Schnoz Dmitri Young was Da Meat Hook
I'll let somebody else guess some of the others.
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Post by crashdavissports on Mar 1, 2018 14:37:42 GMT -5
Anyone else going to join in?
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Post by crashdavissports on Mar 2, 2018 10:13:25 GMT -5
Sparky was the Captain Hook, if I recall -- quick to go the bullpen Sean Casey was the Mayor Lee May was the Big Bopper of Birmingham Ernie Lombardi was the Schnoz Dmitri Young was Da Meat Hook I'll let somebody else guess some of the others. I am not saying you are wrong, because Captain Hook sounds right to me as well, but I was going off the list I had found. For the ones you mentioned, the below was their nicknames: George Anderson (manager, 1970–1978): "Sparky" - too obvious that there was a need to look at another nickname, like Captain Hook Sean Casey (1998–2005): "The Mayor" - easy one Lee May (1965–1971) "The Big Bopper" - nice job Ernie Lombardi (1932–1941) "Schnozz" or "Lumbago" - That was a hard one, great job. Dmitri Young (1998–2001): "Da Meathook" - great job on that as well. I had no idea until I saw this list. I give you 5 of 5, because the Sparky thing seemed like a trick question since they listed his name with his nickname. I will give the Ron Robinson one here, because I was like, WTF? Ron Robinson (1984–1990) "True Creature"
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Post by dukecrunchybagel on Mar 2, 2018 10:31:39 GMT -5
Well, I gave others a chance:
Adam Dunn - The Big Donkey Aroldis Chapman - The Cuban Missile Eric Davis: Eric the Red Ted Kluszweski - The Big Klu Brandon Phillips - Dat Dude Pete Rose - Charlie Hustle David Weathers - Stormy Weathers
I'm sure I'll kick myself for the one's I failed to recall...
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Post by crashdavissports on Mar 5, 2018 10:30:21 GMT -5
Sparky Anderson , George Anderson (manager, 1970–1978): "Sparky"[61] Jeff Brantley (1994–1997): "The Cowboy"[62] Tom Browning (1984–1994) "Mr. Perfect"[63] Sean Casey (baseball) (1998–2005): "The Mayor"[64] Aroldis Chapman (2010–2015): "The Cuban Missile"[65] Francisco Cordero (2008–2011): "CoCo" Eric Davis (1984–1991, 1996) "Eric the Red" or "44 Magnum"[66] Adam Dunn (2001–2008): "Big Donkey"[67] Todd Frazier (2011–2015): "The Toddfather"[68] Cesar Geronimo (1972–1980) "The Chief"[69] Ken Griffey Jr (2000–2008) "Junior"[70] Ted Kluszewski (1947–1957) "Big Klu"[71] Ernie Lombardi (1932–1941) "Schnozz" or "Lumbago"[72] Lee May (1965–1971) "The Big Bopper"[73] Joe Nuxhall (1944–1966): "Ol' Lefthander"[74] Tony Perez (1964–76): "Doggie" Brandon Phillips (2002–present): "Dat Dude"[75] Frank Robinson (1956–1965) "Robby"[76] Ron Robinson (1984–1990) "True Creature"[77] Pete Rose (1963–1978, 1984–1986): "Charlie Hustle"[78] Chris Sabo (1988–1993, 1996) "Spuds"[79] Tom Seaver (1977–1982) "Tom Terrific"[80] Joey Votto (1997–Present) "Vottomatic"[81] David Weathers (1998–2001): "Stormy Weathers'"[citation needed] Dmitri Young (1998–2001): "Da Meathook"[82]
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