Rev Theory is releasing their new album Justice tomorrow. We hit up the band and talked about some of their favorite sports teams, sports moments and athletes.
Who are Rev Theory’s Favorite Players?
Bronson Arroyo (Cincinnati Reds pitcher) – Bronson should be in a band. He’s a true rocker. One night while on tour in Cincinnati Bronson threw us a big party at his house. We all jammed 90’s rock tunes together with him and had a good ole mangle fest with about 40 people that lasted way...Read Full Story
GOODYEAR, Ariz. — Ailing Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo has been tested for a fungal infection in his lungs.
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The right-hander has been ill for some-more than 10 days with flulike symptoms. He pronounced on Friday that he got blood tests and chest X-rays to see if he has hollow fever, a fungal infection found in dried regions of a Southwest. The mildew is expelled from a dirt and inhaled.
The illness is treated with rest and drugs.
“I’ll be good to go for a season...Read Full Story
OMG WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HE CLEARLY DIDN’T—
ew i can’t even pretend i believe that shit.
that little asshole just has no respect for the game or any of the other players in it. the shit (the above included) he pulls wouldn’t be acceptable in little league but he’s got an entire fucking organization looking the other way because he can hit the ball far. it’s Barry Bonds Pt. 2 and it’s fucking disgusting.Read Full Story
Reds SP Bronson Arroyo pitched six solid innings on Friday afternoon, blanking the Cubs and giving up just two hits in a 12-0 win. The right-hander struck out three and walked two while throwing just 89 pitches. Manager Dusty Baker planned to send him out for another inning but the Reds batted for such a long time in the seventh that the manager turned to Logan Ondrusek . The Reds scored nine runs in the top of the seventh. “My changeup was good today. I got a lot of groundballs when I needed...Read Full Story
Kansas City Star Arroyo Stymies Cubs, Carrying Reds to Mark Unseen Since 1999 New York Times By AP Bronson Arroyo cannot remember the last time the Cincinnati Reds have had so much team depth. Keep up with the latest news on The Times's baseball blog. This much is certain: they have not been at a point like this in 11 years. ... Cubs manager search will include many types of leaders Chicago Tribune Conquered by Cubs curse Chicago Daily Herald Beat Cubs 3-0, reach14 games over .500 Louisville...Read Full Story
Q: @Jake_Trotter Who are the other four starting pitchers? A: Don’t remember the answer that prompted this question, but the starting five is Johnny Cueto, Latos, Mike Leake, Bronson Arroyo and Homer Bailey. Arroyo’s 2011 season does not ...
CINCINNATI -- Chilled at the airport, warmed by the reception in the office of Cincinnati Reds owner Bob Castellini, new closer Ryan Madson said he's ready get back to the playoffs. No doubt that was sweet music to Castellini. Signed ...
The second greatest player in Cincinnati Reds history is Pete Rose.Born in Cincinnati in 1941, Rose signed with the hometown team out of high school and spent three years in the minors, hitting .277, .331, and .330. In 1963 he competed for the second base job in spring training with the incumbent, Don Blasingame, and won: Blasingame was soon sold to the Senators. Rose won the Rookie of the Year award while batting .273 and putting up a 101...
The greatest player in Cincinnati Reds history is Johnny Bench.He was drafted in the second round of the 1965 draft by Cincinnati. He had the talent to be a first-round choice, but he was from such a small town in Oklahoma that he hadn't been measured against good competition, so teams were a bit wary. The Reds bit, and were glad they did.He had promise as a catcher, but they could have moved him: he was athletic enough to play outfield, a...
The third greatest player in Cincinnati Reds history is Joe Morgan.Morgan came to Cincinnati in a justifiably famous trade made on November 29, 1971, and left as a free agent eight years later. In those eight seasons, he was the main reason the Reds had the greatest period in their history. Two world championships, three pennants, and five division titles in eight years are a fine legacy, and two NL MVPs, richly deserved, describe the impact...
Bronson Arroyo is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and wears number 61. He is managed by pitching manager Vern Ruhle.