CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Three former players and a World Series-winning manager have been selected for the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.
Brandon Phillips (2006-16): Dynamic second baseman known for his flashy defense, power-speed combination and charismatic personality, earning three All-Star selections, four Gold Gloves and a Silver Slugger award.Aaron Harang (2003-10): Extremely durable and consistent starting pitcher tied for NL lead in wins in 2006 and topped the circuit that year in complete games and strikeouts. Reds leader in strikeouts each season from 2004-2007, and in 2009.
How to watch FOX19 NOW on Roku, Fire TV and Apple TVReggie Sanders (1991-98): Powerful and speedy outfielder earned an All-Star selection and finished 6th in league MVP voting for the 1995 Reds division champs. Only 20 players in Reds history hit more home runs as a Red, and only 20 players in Reds history stole more bases as a Red.Lou Piniella (1990-92): Nicknamed “Sweet Lou,” he famously led the Reds to the wire-to-wire 1990 World Series championship in his first season as Reds manager, showcasing his fiery leadership and winning mentality.
The four inductees will be honored April 24-26 during the Reds Hall of Fame Induction Celebration presented by PNC and will bring the Hall’s membership ranks to 97 total.
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