Justin Suer
Justin Suer is a Community College Administrator in Louisville, KY. Born and raised in Bloomington, IN, Justin began listening to Reds broadcasts on the radio at an early age. His earliest memories include George Foster, David Concepcion, and Dan Driessen roaming the Riverfront turf in the post Big Red Machine days. He was in the stadium when Pete Rose rejoined the Reds as Player/Mgr in 1984. Justin earned BS and MBA degrees from Indiana University. For the most part, Justin has played baseball continuously since he was 7 years of age. He is a ten year veteran of the Louisville Men's Senior Baseball League. Justin began writing, as a guest columnist, for Business First of Louisville in 2005.
“I've found that you don't need to wear a necktie if you can hit.” - - Ted Williams
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Votto Has an Impressive June
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The Reds pitcher least likely to throw a no-hitter came within five outs of blanking the Milwaukee Brewers at GAB Tuesday evening. That’s not a knock on Bronson Arroyo. He just doesn’t…Read More
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Todd Frazier has made the most of his opportunity to play regularly during Scott Rolen‘s most recent stint on the DL. His offensive production has been impressive. …Read More
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