Marty Brennaman’s statue dedication will begin Saturday September 6th at 4PM outside GABP with the unveiling on Crosley Terrace. A special on-field ceremony will follow at 6PM ahead of Mets-Reds at ...

CINCINNATI — As the Cincinnati Reds season begins, so does dedication to the team's old home. A mural of Crosley Field will be painted on the new building where the baseball field once stood in ...

Cincinnati's 1912 Crosley Field, the predecessor to Riverfront Stadium (now Cinergy Field), saw major league baseball's first night game on May 24, 1935. Its last game was in 1970, and it was ...

Howell says the jewel of the site is a 17 x 50' mural depicting Crosley Field circa mid-1950s created by Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. "We are pleased to play a role in preserving this important ...

The ghost of the left-field foul, that is. Straightaway left field was the money shot at Crosley. One, there was the steep upslope of ground known as ''the terrace'' that served as the warning track.

Enquirer photographer Kareem Elgazzar went to where Crosley once stood to see what it looks like today. He shot a 360 degree video that you can access by visiting our Reds 360 project.

Rohr started there as an administrative assistant in 1983. Included in the city's 37-acre sports complex is a full-scale reproduction of Crosley Field, where the Cincinnati Reds once played.

CINCINNATI -- The Crosley Field Historic Site opened Wednesday on a property where the Cincinnati Reds played for decades, with a colorful mural and replicas meant to jog memories and imaginations.

Approximately 500 miles to the west, the signal lit a lamp near first base at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field. On that cue, Reds President Larry MacPhail flipped a switch and a crowd of 20,000 fans erupted ...

Crosley Field is finally getting recognition as a historic site in the West End as the longtime - and perhaps most memorable - home of the Reds.

One wonders if Rob Manfred knows of Opening Day tradition — or just allowed it, as did Bud “Bottom Line” Selig before, to be destroyed for TV money.