Celebrating a Legendary Voice
For nearly fifty years, one name resonated across Cincinnati as the iconic voice of baseball. Marty Brennaman’s career with the Reds, which spanned from 1974 to 2019, became synonymous with unforgettable moments in the sport. His unique ability to bring the game to life for generations of fans has now been immortalized through a commemorative bronze statue.
A Tribute in Bronze
The statue, set to be unveiled outside Great American Ballpark on Saturday, Sept 6, stands as a lasting testament to Brennaman’s enduring influence. Designed by local artist Tom Tsuchiya, the sculpture will command attention as it faces Joe Nuxhall Way. This memorial not only reflects Brennaman’s passion for the team but also his deep connection to the city and its vibrant sports culture.
A Lasting Legacy
Recognized as the first broadcaster inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame, Brennaman’s contributions extend far beyond play-by-play commentary. His work has forever shaped the identity of Reds Country, capturing the essence of baseball history with every call. The permanent presence of his likeness outside the ballpark serves as a reminder of his tireless dedication and the cherished memories he crafted for fans, making his impact both timeless and profound.