For a long time, it seemed Johnny Bench had an unbreakable record. In 1970, the Cincinnati Reds' legendary catcher walloped ...

Throughout baseball history, catcher has been an offensively challenged position. It’s not hard to understand why. First, ...

Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh continues to blast home runs at an astonishing pace this season. He is moving into ...

Bench has been retired since 1983, when he played 110 games at various positions for the Reds. You may remember Sept. 17, 1983: Johnny Bench night at Riverfront Stadium.

Two MLB Hall of Famers teamed up with a pair of current NASCAR stars to throw the first pitch Saturday at the MLB Speedway ...

A lifelong friend of Johnny Bench paid tribute to the Hall of Famer and their friendship by buying auctioned Bench memorabilia for the sole purpose of giving it back.

Johnny Bench is a married man. The Cincinnati Reds legend married for a fifth time in March, he confirmed on The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast Wednesday.

Johnny Bench would go on to be one of the greatest of all time. Meanwhile, Alan Horwitz turned out to be one of the most successful businessmen in Philadelphia history, though he's better known as ...

Bench’s last home run bat went for $80,000, which was more than double the estimate, according to Rovell. His last Reds jersey went for almost five times the estimated value, selling for $90,000 ...

Johnny Bench said he was brought to tears by a friend who bought more than $1M of his memorabilia at auction and donated the items back to him.

Bench might not get challenged on how to properly secure a jock strap or what lies beneath it, but it is possible to find critics of the pitch clock. David Wells recently ripped Manfred for the ...

Johnny Bench apologized for an antisemitic comment made at an event to honor former Cincinnati Reds general manager Gabe Paul, who was Jewish, and others.