Tommy Helms, the slick-fielding infielder for the Cincinnati Reds who was the 1966 NL Rookie of the Year and had two short stints as the team's manager, has died.

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When the Reds signed Helms out of Charlotte ... When Helms earned a roster spot to start 1966, the Reds had him replace Pete Rose at second base and had Rose move to third. Rose couldn’t ...

Helms played alongside several baseball legends while with the Reds, including Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Tony ... The Oakland Athletics signed Helms in 1976. They traded Helms back to the ...

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When the Reds signed Helms out of Charlotte ... When Helms earned a roster spot to start 1966, the Reds had him replace Pete Rose at second base and had Rose move to third. Rose couldn't get ...

Helms played baseball and basketball at West Mecklenburg High School. He signed with the Reds shortly ... the team's second baseman in 1967 when Pete Rose moved to the outfield.