Cincinnati Reds Patch 1959 to 1967

Cincinnati Reds is a professional baseball player team that appeared in 1882. Founded in 1881 by Bob Castellini headquartered in Cincinnati, USA. The Reds compete in MLB (Major League Baseball) and are part of the NL (National League) Central Division. It was a registered member of the American Association in 1889.
Bob Castellini has been the CEO of the Reds since 2006. The teams' overall win-loss record is 10,713 - 10,501 (0.50 winning percentage).
The First owner of the team is Justus Thorner. John Brush led the team for two years until in 1902 he sold it to August Herrmann. Hermann controlled the team until 1927.
The name of the team Cincinnati Red Stockings went to Robert Castellini according to the tradition established in the city. It was also known to be Cincinnati Redlegs.
In 1959, during the '50s the team made a complete rebranding. A baseball player character appears on the logo in a classic red and white uniform with a baseball as its head. Holding a white bat in his right hand, the character was in motion. This is the first logo without a letter or team name. The character is called Mr. Redlegs.