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    If you think you know it now, jsut pm me i want to give everyone at least time to guess, which is why i think i said 12 hrs between guesses. As time goes on we could probably drop that if it seems to be too long.

    And theres been a former red to hit in 30 straight since then.
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    well, i am going to make a complete guess and say Dave Parker

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    Here is my guess, Barry Larkin?

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    Nope to Larkin and Parker. Heres a hint he was on the team when Pete Rose was a manager only (not player manager) and part of the last world championship Reds.
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    concepcion?

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    Quote Originally Posted by griffeyfan30
    concepcion?
    Nope, im going to reset everyone cause my hint was a little confusing. I updated it and to restate the question.

    What former Red CF is the last guy to get a hit in 30 straight games? (another hint he was NOT a red at the time).

    I know Volzok already knows lets see if anyone else can get it.
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    ill go with my 2nd guess and that was Eric Davis

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    Quote Originally Posted by NFLman2033
    ill go with my 2nd guess and that was Eric Davis
    Yep did it as a member of the Baltimore Orioles in 1998 after coming back from cancer.
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    my turn, my tribute to Eric Milton.

    the Reds Record for HR's allowed in a season by a pitcher is 36, who is he?

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    is anyone going to take any guesses

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    Tom Browning, and he did it in 1988. If only Milton could learn to do everything else he did.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CincyRedsFan30
    Tom Browning, and he did it in 1988. If only Milton could learn to do everything else he did.
    yep exactly on both accounts

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    good job CRF! Your question is next...

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    Who holds the Reds record for most strikeouts in a season and in which year did they accomplish the feat?

    Hint: Do some searching around if you don't know it off the top of your head.
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    Is this by a batter or pitcher? Batter is obviously easy, where pitcher is more difficult.

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