Today in History, October 20, 1990: Cincinnati Reds swept Oakland A's in World Series

Reds sweep the Athletics to capture the 1990 World Series title

October 20, 1990: On this date in Reds history, the Reds shocked the baseball world by completing a four-game World Series sweep over the heavily favored Oakland Athletics with a 2-1 victory

April 6, 1970. On this date in Reds history, the Reds played the last Opening Day game held at Crosley Field. Located in Cincinnati's West End neighborhood, Crosley Field served as the

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