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Cincinnati Reds Records and All-Time Leaders

1882–present. Played as Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1889), Cincinnati Reds (1890–1953), Cincinnati Redlegs (1954–1959), Cincinnati Reds (1960–2025). Records run through the 2025 season.

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Where the Reds rank in 2026

Team totals against the rest of MLB.

Home Runs 4th of 30 213 Earned Run Average 28th of 30 4.84 Batting Average 30th of 30 .229 Pitching Strikeouts 23rd of 30 1,293 Runs 27th of 30 666 On-Base Plus Slug. 25th of 30 .699

All-time leaders

Batting Average

AVG
  1. 1 Edd Roush 1916–1931 .331
  2. 2 Jake Beckley 1897–1903 .325
  3. 3 Bug Holliday 1889–1898 .312
  4. 4 Ernie Lombardi 1932–1941 .311
  5. 5 Pete Rose 1963–1986 .307

Earned Run Average

ERA
  1. 1 Bob Ewing 1902–1909 2.37
  2. 2 Will White 1882–1886 2.51
  3. 3 Noodles Hahn 1899–1905 2.52
  4. 4 Pete Schneider 1914–1918 2.65
  5. 5 Jose Rijo 1988–2002 2.83

Home Runs

HR
  1. 1 Johnny Bench 1967–1983 389
  2. 2 Joey Votto 2007–2023 356
  3. 3 Frank Robinson 1956–1965 324
  4. 4 Tony Perez 1964–1986 287
  5. 5 Adam Dunn 2001–2008 270

Wins

W
  1. 1 Eppa Rixey 1921–1933 179
  2. 2 Tony Mullane 1886–1893 163
  3. 3 Paul Derringer 1933–1942 161
  4. 4 Bucky Walters 1938–1948 160
  5. 5 Dolf Luque 1918–1929 154

Runs Batted In

RBI
  1. 1 Johnny Bench 1967–1983 1,376
  2. 2 Tony Perez 1964–1986 1,192
  3. 3 Joey Votto 2007–2023 1,144
  4. 4 Bid McPhee 1882–1899 1,072
  5. 5 Pete Rose 1963–1986 1,036

Strikeouts

SO
  1. 1 Jim Maloney 1960–1970 1,592
  2. 2 Mario Soto 1977–1988 1,449
  3. 3 Joe Nuxhall 1944–1966 1,289
  4. 4 Jose Rijo 1988–2002 1,251
  5. 4 Johnny Vander Meer 1937–1949 1,251

Hits

H
  1. 1 Pete Rose 1963–1986 3,358
  2. 2 Barry Larkin 1986–2004 2,340
  3. 3 Dave Concepcion 1970–1988 2,326
  4. 4 Bid McPhee 1882–1899 2,258
  5. 5 Joey Votto 2007–2023 2,135

Saves

SV
  1. 1 Danny Graves 1997–2005 182
  2. 2 Francisco Cordero 2008–2011 150
  3. 3 John Franco 1984–1989 148
  4. 4 Aroldis Chapman 2010–2015 146
  5. 5 Clay Carroll 1968–1975 119

Runs

R
  1. 1 Pete Rose 1963–1986 1,741
  2. 2 Bid McPhee 1882–1899 1,684
  3. 3 Barry Larkin 1986–2004 1,329
  4. 4 Joey Votto 2007–2023 1,171
  5. 5 Johnny Bench 1967–1983 1,091

Walks + Hits / IP

WHIP
  1. 1 Will White 1882–1886 1.10
  2. 2 Noodles Hahn 1899–1905 1.13
  3. 3 Gary Nolan 1967–1977 1.14
  4. 4 Bob Ewing 1902–1909 1.16
  5. 5 Johnny Cueto 2008–2015 1.17

Stolen Bases

SB
  1. 1 Bid McPhee 1882–1899 568
  2. 2 Joe Morgan 1972–1979 406
  3. 3 Barry Larkin 1986–2004 379
  4. 4 Hugh Nicol 1887–1890 345
  5. 5 Arlie Latham 1890–1895 340

Innings Pitched

IP
  1. 1 Eppa Rixey 1921–1933 2890.2
  2. 2 Dolf Luque 1918–1929 2668.2
  3. 3 Paul Derringer 1933–1942 2615.1
  4. 4 Tony Mullane 1886–1893 2599.0
  5. 5 Bucky Walters 1938–1948 2355.2

On-Base Plus Slug.

OPS
  1. 1 Frank Robinson 1956–1965 .943
  2. 2 Joey Votto 2007–2023 .921
  3. 3 Adam Dunn 2001–2008 .900
  4. 4 Joe Morgan 1972–1979 .885
  5. 5 Eric Davis 1984–1996 .877

Single-season records

Batting Average

AVG
  1. 1 Cy Seymour 1905 .377
  2. 2 Bug Holliday 1894 .376
  3. 3 Edd Roush 1923 .351
  4. 4 Mike Donlin 1903 .351
  5. 5 Edd Roush 1924 .348

Earned Run Average

ERA
  1. 1 Harry McCormick 1882 1.52
  2. 2 Will White 1882 1.54
  3. 3 Fred Toney 1915 1.58
  4. 4 Trevor Bauer 2020 1.73
  5. 4 Bob Ewing 1907 1.73

Home Runs

HR
  1. 1 George Foster 1977 52
  2. 2 Ted Kluszewski 1954 49
  3. 2 Eugenio Suarez 2019 49
  4. 4 Ted Kluszewski 1955 47
  5. 5 Adam Dunn 2004 46

Wins

W
  1. 1 Will White 1883 43
  2. 2 Will White 1882 40
  3. 3 Elmer Smith 1887 34
  4. 3 Will White 1884 34
  5. 5 Tony Mullane 1886 33

Runs Batted In

RBI
  1. 1 George Foster 1977 149
  2. 2 Johnny Bench 1970 148
  3. 3 Ted Kluszewski 1954 141
  4. 4 Frank Robinson 1962 136
  5. 5 Deron Johnson 1965 130

Strikeouts

SO
  1. 1 Mario Soto 1982 274
  2. 2 Jim Maloney 1963 265
  3. 3 Tony Mullane 1886 250
  4. 4 Jim Maloney 1965 244
  5. 5 Johnny Cueto 2014 242

Hits

H
  1. 1 Pete Rose 1973 230
  2. 2 Cy Seymour 1905 219
  3. 3 Pete Rose 1969 218
  4. 4 Pete Rose 1976 215
  5. 5 Pete Rose 1975 210

Saves

SV
  1. 1 Jeff Brantley 1996 44
  2. 2 Jeff Shaw 1997 42
  3. 3 Danny Graves 2004 41
  4. 4 Francisco Cordero 2010 40
  5. 5 Francisco Cordero 2009 39

Runs

R
  1. 1 Bid McPhee 1886 139
  2. 2 Bid McPhee 1887 137
  3. 3 Frank Robinson 1962 134
  4. 4 Frank Fennelly 1887 133
  5. 5 Arlie Latham 1894 132

Walks + Hits / IP

WHIP
  1. 1 Trevor Bauer 2020 0.79
  2. 2 Tom Seaver 1977 0.96
  3. 3 Johnny Cueto 2014 0.96
  4. 4 Noodles Hahn 1904 0.98
  5. 5 Harry McCormick 1882 1.00

Stolen Bases

SB
  1. 1 Hugh Nicol 1887 138
  2. 2 Hugh Nicol 1888 103
  3. 3 Bid McPhee 1887 95
  4. 4 Arlie Latham 1891 87
  5. 5 John Reilly 1888 82

Innings Pitched

IP
  1. 1 Will White 1883 577.0
  2. 2 Tony Mullane 1886 529.2
  3. 3 Will White 1882 480.0
  4. 4 Will White 1884 456.0
  5. 5 Elmer Smith 1887 447.1

On-Base Plus Slug.

OPS
  1. 1 Kevin Mitchell 1994 1.110
  2. 2 Ted Kluszewski 1954 1.049
  3. 3 Frank Robinson 1962 1.045
  4. 4 Joey Votto 2017 1.032
  5. 5 Joey Votto 2010 1.024

Every category

Career and single-season leaders for the Reds in each one.

Batting

Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Hits Runs Stolen Bases On-Base Plus Slug. On-Base Percentage Slugging Percentage Doubles Triples Extra-Base Hits Total Bases Walks Strikeouts Plate Appearances At Bats Games Played

Pitching

Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Saves Walks + Hits / IP Innings Pitched Strikeouts / 9 Walks / 9 Strikeout-to-Walk Shutouts Complete Games Games Started Games Pitched Losses Walks Allowed Winning Percentage