Bronson Arroyo career highlights

Check out some of the top highlights in the career of pitcher Bronson Arroyo
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[@misfire6131]

God I miss seeing Arroyo, Griffey Jr, Phillips, and Dunn play for the Reds. The mid 2000s were great. Bronson is one of the greats 👍

[@bvegas]

Amen to that. Mid 2000 Reds were so fun to watch.

[@937Gravy]

I was only a kid but they were the best players for me back then. And encarnocion

[@MarcDowney]

.I'll never forget that when GayRod slapped the ball out of Arroyo's glove. I remember watchin it live with my dad at his local bar in East Boston. I always liked Bronson, just seemed like a chill cool dude.

[@Garf_malarf]

One of my all time favs. His reaction to a-rod 💅 slapping the ball out of his glove will always make me laugh.

[@ronniesmith2170]

CONGRATULATIONS SO HAPPY FOR YOU GO REDS

[@acelove3667]

He’s my favorite all time player

[@henryrobison7032]

He went to my hs

[@Waytogo200winsWaino]

Have a nice retirement life,Thanks Brownson Arroyo to give us a nice memory.

[@Ja.floppa]

Sauce for pfp?

[@ethancbaker2002]

@@Ja.floppa bro 💀

[@aceball7076]

Hopefully he will be voted into Baseball's Hall Of Fame soon.

[@TheTitofan1]

Huh ? He was one of my favorites but he never getting into the hall lol

[@bvegas]

Don't count Bronson out of the HOF, If Dusty would have let him play one more inning in 2011 he would have had the longest 200+ inning per season streak in modern times. He never missed a game (untill very late in career) and never walked away from a single kid who wanted his autograph. He was one of the most like players in baseball from players as well as fans. @@TheTitofan1

[@OppoTacoMan]

Never knew he was on pirates

[@stlfatman]

"Uh-huh-huh, he wore the number 69, uh-huh-huh."

[@dominicverne4104]

heh yeah heh BOIOINGGGGG heh cool

[@Wolfman12395]

0:20 that's a fail on the MLB's end, that specific 2004 ALDS only lasted three games, not four.

[@cancerwarriorsstation5884]

Thought it was cool that the rival cubs acknowledged his career and gave him a send off.

[@jamesperez9665]

That was the least Theo Epstein could do since after trading for Willy Mo !!😔

[@George.Washington1776]

No way Bronson was #69 for the pirates

[@buffalomafia7162]

*LET'S GO YANKEES!*

[@cooperconklin1112]

Let’s go red Sox