Aaron Harang, a dominant pitcher in the mid-2000s, is set to enter the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame in 2026. Despite leading the National League in wins and strikeouts in 2006, he didnt win the Cy Young Award. His breakout season was in 2005, when he threw 211 innings with ace-level results, unlike the struggling rotation. Fans celebrate his induction, highlighting the Reds past approach of focusing on hitting while neglecting pitching depth. Today, the Reds have their deepest pitching staff ever, with young arms like Brandon Williamson and Rhett Lowder, and prospects like Chase Petty, ensuring they remain competitive.
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