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Brandon Phillips Signs 1-Day Contract with Cincinnati Reds
Phillips signed the ceremonial deal at a public event and joined the Reds Hall of Fame after 11 seasons in Cincinnati.
- On Saturday, the Cincinnati Reds signed Brandon Phillips to a ceremonial one-day contract at Great American Ball Park prior to their game against the Tigers.
- Phillips played 17 seasons for the Guardians, Reds, Braves, Angels, and the 2018 World Series winning Red Sox after being traded to Cincinnati from Cleveland on April 7, 2006.
- During his 11 seasons in Cincinnati, Phillips earned three All-Star selections and a Silver Slugger Award while winning two Central Division titles and making three playoff appearances.
- Reds CEO Phil Castellini praised Phillips as a "cornerstone of our club" and dynamic player, while Phillips said, "This was the only place I wanted to do it."
- The Reds Hall of Fame also inducted pitcher Aaron Harang, outfielder Reggie Sanders, and manager Lou Piniella this weekend; Piniella led Cincinnati to the 1990 World Series championship.
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Brandon Phillips signs 1-day contract with Reds to retire with the club he calls his 'home'
The Cincinnati Reds have signed Brandon Phillips to a ceremonial one-day contract to ensure the four-time Gold Glove Award winner would retire a Red.
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Brandon Phillips, Aaron Harang, Reggie Sanders and Lou Piniella inducted into Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame
The Reds Hall of Fame class of 2026 was officially inducted Saturday ahead of the Reds' game.Former players Brandon Phillips, Aaron Hurang and Reggie Sanders were inducted alongside former manager Lou Piniella.Phillips was a second baseman for the Reds from 2006 to 2016 and became one of the most popular players of all time. He won four Gold Gloves throughout his time on the team and earned three NIL All-Star selections.The fan-favorite announce…
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