Todd Benzinger

Yeah, he can be great, but we'll see what happens with Tony Santillan.

Rest in peace, Todd Benzinger from Joe Ressa.

And Optimistic John says that he knew Todd from playing at Midland before MLB.

That was unexpected.

Lansford good hitting Oakland third baseman and Myers bringing it and the pitch is hit in the air foul off first Benzinger backing and calling and the 1990 world championship belongs to the Cincinnati Reds

well hello and welcome to the Riverfront Reds show I am Seth Shaner your host and uh It was a sad couple of days leading into today because as we see the remembrances of the Reds winning the World Series in 1990, and I know a lot of us can remember that so fondly, but it's sad that the Reds haven't been competitive in all so many years, but that call by Marty Brenneman will always be etched in my memory and mind and Benzinger backing and calling, and it was today on October 22nd that we learned that Todd Benzinger has passed away.

So it brings a whole.

new level of sadness to even being reminded of these things.

And the Reds post on social media went as follows.

The Cincinnati Reds are saddened by the passing of former first baseman and 1990 World Series champion Todd Benzinger.

Todd will be remembered with great affection and gratitude for his place in one of the most memorable chapters in Reds history.

Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends, former teammates, and all who knew and loved him.

But one of the and also John Anderson, who we poured one out for, played some bumper music from the former country music crooner.

But Todd Benzinger, former Major League Baseball player, most notably the Cincinnati Reds and their 1990 World Series team.

He died at the age of 63.

In an announcement yesterday, the Reds.

His final season in the big leagues coming in 1995.

He also worked in pro ball for a little bit, managed in Class A for a couple of years.

But Todd Benzinger, former Red, Royal, Dodger, and Giant, passing away at the age of 63.

So the World Series is upon us tonight, and it's the Rays and the Brewers.

Next week.

We do want to share our thoughts and prayers with Todd Benzinger's entire family.

Obviously, the Reds community as well.

Caught the final out of the 1990 World Series and was just a huge, huge part of the Reds organization, the Reds fan base as well.

Next week.

Next week.

We do want to share our thoughts and prayers with Todd Benzinger's entire family.

Obviously, the Reds community as well.

Last time I saw Todd was just looks, you know, know what's happening inside people, but completely healthy and passing away at the tender age of 63.

So Todd Benzinger, good guy, good guy going to be missed.

And again, part of aging is those we idolize growing up.

You see them get older and go, wow, it's just it's a sad thing.

Oh.

Former Reds first baseman Todd Benzinger, 63 years old.

I have no idea who that is.

Well.

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Todd Benzinger has died.

The Cincinnati Reds announced yesterday he died Wednesday at 63.

Benzinger was the first baseman on that 1990 World Series championship team, caught the final out of that four-game sweep of Oakland.