Reggie Sanders, Aaron Harang, Brandon Phillips, Lou Piniella Enter Reds Hall of Fame

The 2026 Reds Hall of Fame induction ceremony was a celebration of different eras in the team's history. Brandon Phillips, known as "Dat Dude," was beloved for his electrifying plays and engagement with fans. His 11 seasons with the Reds saw him achieve numerous milestones and become a cornerstone of the team. Aaron Harang provided stability to the Reds' pitching rotation during his tenure, consistently delivering quality starts and leading the team in strikeouts. Reggie Sanders, arriving in Cincinnati the season after their 1990 World Series win, quickly became an important part of the team. Lou Piniella's leadership in 1990, guiding the Reds to a World Series title, remains a defining moment for the franchise. Each inductee expressed gratitude for the fans and the organization, highlighting the special bond they share with Cincinnati.

Phillips was a three-time All-Star, four-time Gold Glove winner, and Silver Slugger Award recipient. He also holds the franchise record for second basemen in hits, doubles, and home runs.

Harang pitched for the Reds from 2003 to 2010, leading the team in strikeouts multiple times and ranking high in franchise history for strikeouts.

Piniella led the Reds to a World Series title in 1990, their first since 1976.

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