📊 Season Record
96
Wins
67
Losses
.589
Win %
2nd
Rank
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Cincinnati Reds
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865
Runs Scored
711
Runs Allowed
+154
Run Diff
2,061K
Attendance
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Batting Avg
.271
1% above
the 1999 league average (.268)
OBP
.340
equal to
the 1999 league average (.342)
SLG
.451
5% above
the 1999 league average (.429)
Team ERA
3.98
13% better than
the 1999 league average (4.56)
Runs Scored
865
7% above
the 1999 league average (810 R)
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🎯 Pitching Leaders
👥 Roster (35)
Steve Avery
Stan Belinda
Jason Bere
Aaron Boone
Mike Cameron
Sean Casey
Travis Dawkins
Danny Graves
Rick Greene
Juan Guzman
Jeffrey Hammonds
Pete Harnisch
+23 more
35 players
Steve Avery
Stan Belinda
Jason Bere
Aaron Boone
Mike Cameron
Sean Casey
Travis Dawkins
Danny Graves
Rick Greene
Juan Guzman
Jeffrey Hammonds
Pete Harnisch
John Hudek
Brian Johnson
Jason LaRue
Barry Larkin
Mark Lewis
Hal Morris
Denny Neagle
Steve Parris
Pokey Reese
Dennys Reyes
Kerry Robinson
B. J. Ryan
Chris Stynes
Scott Sullivan
Mark Sweeney
Ed Taubensee
Brett Tomko
Michael Tucker
Greg Vaughn
Ron Villone
Gabe White
Scott Williamson
Dmitri Young
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 1999 Cincinnati Reds
- What was the 1999 Cincinnati Reds record?
- The 1999 Cincinnati Reds finished 96-67 (.589 win pct).
- Who led the 1999 Cincinnati Reds in home runs?
- Greg Vaughn led the 1999 Cincinnati Reds with 45 home runs.
- What was the 1999 Cincinnati Reds team ERA?
- The 1999 Cincinnati Reds posted a team ERA of 3.98.