Cincinnati Reds all-time roster

1882 to 2026 · 1,746 players

How many players have played for the Cincinnati Reds?

1,746 players have a season with the Cincinnati Reds on file, from 1882 to 2026: 921 at the plate and 812 on the mound. Pete Rose played the most games for the club, 2,696. Cincinnati Reds all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Cincinnati Reds hitter, 1882 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Pete Rose	1963–1986	2,696	3,323	152	1,025	.307
Dave Concepcion	1970–1988	2,488	2,326	101	950	.267
Barry Larkin	1986–2004	2,180	2,340	198	960	.295
Johnny Bench	1967–1983	2,158	2,048	389	1,376	.267
Bid McPhee	1882–1899	2,135	2,250	53	0	.271
Joey Votto	2007–2023	2,059	2,135	356	1,144	.294
Tony Perez	1964–1986	1,948	1,934	287	1,192	.283
Brandon Phillips	2006–2016	1,614	1,774	191	851	.279
Vada Pinson	1958–1968	1,565	1,881	186	814	.297
Frank Robinson	1956–1965	1,502	1,673	324	1,009	.303
Dan Driessen	1973–1983	1,399	1,216	126	642	.270
Roy McMillan	1951–1960	1,348	1,074	42	395	.249
Ted Kluszewski	1947–1957	1,339	1,499	251	886	.302
Edd Roush	1917–1931	1,330	1,706	47	548	.334
Ron Oester	1978–1990	1,276	1,118	42	344	.265
Gus Bell	1953–1961	1,235	1,343	160	711	.288
Frank McCormick	1934–1945	1,228	1,439	110	800	.301
Tommy Corcoran	1897–1906	1,228	1,205	13	0	.249
Cesar Geronimo	1972–1980	1,203	869	44	344	.261
Ernie Lombardi	1932–1941	1,203	1,238	120	682	.311
Leo Cardenas	1960–1968	1,157	1,058	72	413	.261
Joe Morgan	1972–1979	1,154	1,155	152	612	.288
Ken Griffey Sr.	1973–1989	1,153	1,248	68	454	.305
George Foster	1972–1981	1,149	1,190	234	811	.291
Jay Bruce	2008–2015	1,123	1,018	208	638	.248
Heinie Groh	1914–1921	1,094	1,211	14	97	.300
Sean Casey	1998–2005	1,075	1,223	118	604	.305
John Reilly	1883–1891	1,069	1,296	69	0	.294
Eugenio Suarez	2015–2026	1,042	920	215	598	.248
Bobby Adams	1946–1954	1,023	940	34	259	.272
Ivey Wingo	1915–1929	1,010	796	17	181	.257
Hal Morris	1990–1999	990	1,016	72	455	.306
Eric Davis	1984–1996	985	886	203	615	.271
Johnny Temple	1952–1964	984	1,058	15	300	.291
Adam Dunn	2001–2007	973	833	238	572	.248
Grady Hatton	1946–1953	969	843	81	429	.254
Ival Goodman	1935–1942	965	995	91	464	.279
Lonny Frey	1938–1946	941	937	36	310	.265
Bug Holliday	1889–1898	928	1,134	65	0	.311
Harry Steinfeldt	1898–1905	894	864	17	0	.267
Hick Carpenter	1882–1889	892	1,001	16	0	.269
Mike Mitchell	1907–1912	857	892	19	0	.283
Tommy Helms	1964–1971	851	858	18	274	.269
Curt Walker	1925–1930	844	909	39	436	.303
Ken Griffey Jr.	2000–2007	843	816	195	549	.273
Wally Post	1949–1962	820	735	155	487	.266
Chris Sabo	1988–1996	818	812	104	373	.270
Heinie Peitz	1896–1904	817	748	10	0	.279
Reggie Sanders	1991–1998	805	781	125	431	.271
Jake Daubert	1919–1924	801	939	23	263	.301

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Cincinnati Reds pitcher, 1882 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Pedro Borbon	1970–1978	501	60	31	74	876.0	3.32	336
Joe Nuxhall	1944–1966	472	125	109	17	2,103.1	3.84	1,232
Tom Hume	1977–1985	446	51	66	88	907.2	3.83	452
Scott Sullivan	1995–2002	444	31	24	9	613.0	3.93	521
Eppa Rixey	1921–1933	440	179	148	8	2,890.2	3.33	660
Danny Graves	1998–2004	435	38	42	172	700.0	3.81	373
Clay Carroll	1969–1975	428	64	36	102	734.1	2.81	399
Dolf Luque	1918–1929	395	154	152	10	2,668.2	3.09	970
Paul Derringer	1934–1942	360	154	125	16	2,384.1	3.37	976
Rob Dibble	1988–1993	354	26	23	88	450.2	2.74	619
Ted Power	1983–1991	349	47	41	44	719.2	3.80	459
Michael Lorenzen	2015–2021	332	23	23	14	473.1	4.07	406
Aroldis Chapman	2010–2015	324	19	20	146	319.0	2.17	546
Johnny Vander meer	1937–1949	313	116	116	1	2,028.0	3.41	1,251
Pete Donohue	1921–1929	308	126	107	10	1,962.0	3.68	532
Tony Mullane	1886–1892	301	157	118	8	2,476.2	3.09	969
Tom Browning	1984–1994	300	123	88	0	1,911.0	3.92	997
Mario Soto	1977–1988	297	100	92	4	1,730.1	3.47	1,449
Jim Maloney	1960–1970	289	134	81	4	1,818.2	3.16	1,592
Bucky Walters	1939–1948	285	149	101	3	2,187.1	2.87	814
Francisco Cordero	2008–2011	283	18	18	150	279.1	2.96	237
David Weathers	2005–2008	282	17	20	60	298.1	3.59	205
Logan Ondrusek	2010–2014	281	21	11	2	270.2	3.89	214
Jose Rijo	1988–2002	280	97	61	0	1,478.0	2.83	1,251
Bronson Arroyo	2006–2017	279	108	100	0	1,761.1	4.18	1,157
Raisel Iglesias	2015–2020	274	18	32	106	411.2	3.15	479
Red Lucas	1926–1933	257	109	99	6	1,768.2	3.64	404
Jim O'toole	1958–1966	255	94	81	4	1,561.0	3.59	1,002
Ray Kolp	1927–1934	255	47	65	17	1,083.2	3.85	269
Bob Ewing	1902–1909	252	108	103	4	2,020.1	2.37	884

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.