paul brown stadium is the name of the reds stadium.
what is the name of the reds stadium?
paul brown stadium
great american ball park is the seventh home of the cincinnati reds, built immediately to the north of the site on which riverfront stadium, later named cinergy field, once stood. the first ballpark the reds occupied was bank street grounds from 1882 to 1883 until they moved to league park i in 1884, where they would remain until 1893. through the late 1890s and early 1900s (decade), the reds moved to two different parks where they stayed for less than ten years. league park ii was the third home field for the reds from 1894 to 1901, and then moved to the palace of the fans which served as the home of the reds in the 1910s. it was in 1912 that the reds moved to crosley field which they called home for fifty-eight years. crosley served as the home field for the reds for two world series titles and five national league pennants. beginning june 30, 1970, and during the dynasty of the big red machine, the reds played in riverfront stadium, appropriately named due to its location right by the ohio river. riverfront saw three world series titles and five national league pennants. it was in the late 1990s that the city agreed to build two separate stadiums on the riverfront for the reds and the cincinnati bengals. thus, in 2003, the reds began a new era with the opening of the current stadium.
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carter and the dawson co. were selected by the city of cincinnati and hamilton county as master developers for the 18-acre mixed-use project. carter has also served as program manager for the construction of the city and county-funded parking garage and infrastructure components of the banks project, including accommodation of parking for the cincinnati reds stadium. bob castellini, ceo of the cincinnati reds, was a chair of joint banks steering committee.
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