Great American Ball Park

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Quick facts

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Architect

HOK Sport (now Populous)

'The Power Stacks' beyond center field — two riverboat-style smokestacks that erupt with fire and fireworks for Reds home runs.
'The Gap' — a deliberate break in seating between home plate and first base, giving views of the Ohio River and downtown Cincinnati.
Reds Hall of Fame and Museum on the third-base side — the oldest team Hall of Fame in baseball.
Replaced Riverfront Stadium / Cinergy Field (1970–2002), shared with the Bengals.

Joey Votto's 2010 NL MVP and 17-year Reds career — a one-team Hall of Fame trajectory.
Hosting the 2015 All-Star Game.
Homer Bailey's two no-hitters (2012 in Pittsburgh, 2013 at home).
The 2010, 2012, 2013 NL Central titles — Dusty Baker's deepest team since the Big Red Machine.

2003
Great American Ball Park opens
The Reds moved out of Cinergy Field and into a baseball-only park along the Ohio River, with the Power Stacks signature feature.
2010
Votto's MVP
Joey Votto won NL MVP, the Reds reached the playoffs for the first time since 1995, and a young core (Brandon Phillips, Jay Bruce, Aroldis Chapman) emerged.
2013
Bailey's home no-hitter
Homer Bailey threw his second career no-hitter — this one at home against the Giants on July 2, 2013.
2015
All-Star Game
Cincinnati hosted the Midsummer Classic. Pete Rose received a long ovation in his hometown.
2024
Elly De La Cruz emerges
A new generation of Reds (Elly De La Cruz, Spencer Steer, Matt McLain) reset the franchise's trajectory after a long rebuild.