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The Cincinnati Reds play their home games at Great American Ball Park.

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The Reds have retired the numbers of ten legendary players in the franchise's history, as well as Jackie Robinson's #42, which is retired league-wide. Former manager Fred Hutchinson's #1 and Cincinnati's all-time winningest manager, Hall of Famer Sparky Anderson's #10 are each retired. Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench's #5 is retired, as is fellow Big Red Machine members like Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan's #8, Pete Rose's #14, and Hall of Fame infielder Tony Perez's #24. Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin's #11 is retired, as is Hall of Famer Frank Robinson and four-time All-Star Ted Kluszewski's #18. Get your Cincinnati Reds game tickets on TickPick this season and catch the next great Red who will have their number retired.

The Reds have some intense rivalries with multiple teams within their division, but many Cincinnati fans would consider the Chicago Cubs, who play their home games at Wrigley Field, as their biggest one at the moment. Another major rival of theirs would be the St. Louis Cardinals, who play their home games at Busch Stadium. Both of these franchises have had many tough battles with the Reds during their long histories in the National League. If you're looking for Cincinnati Reds baseball tickets this season, be sure to get them on TickPick, where you'll get Reds tickets at prices 10% better than our major competitor!

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