On this edition of The Riverfront Reds Show, Seth Shaner is joined by former Cincinnati Reds gold-glove second baseman Pokey Reese to talk about what it's like to play on a team involved in a playoff chase.
The two talked about Reese's time in Cincinnati as well as his time playing for current Reds manager Terry Francona while in Boston. Reese was on the 2004 World Series team.
All that and the Viewer Mail segment to round out the show.
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