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Bob Borkowski
The Reds obtained Bob from the Cubs in October of '51. He's been a professional ball player since '46, breaking in as a pitcher but switching to the outfield when his hitting impressed Cub officials. Bob batted a rousing .378 for Nashville of the Southern Association in '49 and was moved up to the Cubs the following season. He was in and out of the Cub lineup in '50 and '51 and was a regular with the Reds in '52.
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The new “Big Red Machine" will be powered by the 24 year old Eric Davis. In 1986 he hit for average (.277), with power (15 doubles, 27 HR, and 71 RBI) and had blinding speed (80 SB). He is considered to be the NL's best package of base running, defense, and arm. Eric Davis should be a "Diamond King" for the decade to come.



Chico cracked 20 home runs which broke the all-time record of 19 by a Red shortstop. His biggest day at the plate was against the Cubs in 1966 when he socked four homers in a double-header!



Didn't allow a single run in his first three starts, winning them all. He pulled the feat in five of his first 10 games. Had 10 Ks in his fourth start and had career-best 12, 7-2-23.



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Jim Brosnan
Considered one of the top relief men in baseball, Jim led the Reds in total appearances last season. A 17 game winner in the P.C.L. in 1955, the bespectacled righthander won a shot with the Chicago Cubs. Traded to the Cards in '58, Jim came to the Reds the following year.
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