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Todd Benzinger, Part of Reds' 1990 Title Team, Dies at 63
The former major leaguer stayed connected to the Cincinnati organization through events and community work after his playing career ended.
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Career With the Reds
Benzinger spent time with the Reds from 1989 to 1991 and helped the club capture the 1990 World Series title. The team highlighted his contributions to one of its most notable seasons and noted his regular involvement in programs such as the Reds Caravan, Reds Fantasy Camp, Reds Legends Remember and Redsfest. He is remembered for catching the final out of the 1990 World Series.
Earlier and Later MLB Stops
Benzinger played a total of nine seasons in the majors. He began with the Boston Red Sox in 1987 before joining the Reds. He later appeared with the Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants, finishing his big-league career in 1995.
Post-Playing Involvement
After retiring, Benzinger managed the Class-A Dayton club in 2009-10. He also remained active in youth baseball in New Richmond, Ohio, where he attended high school, and continued to support the Reds Hall of Fame Museum through appearances and community events.
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