1937 Cincinnati Reds Team Highlights: Players' Profiles and Stats
The 1937 Cincinnati Reds Redlegs Team page from "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" features prominent players and their contributions during the 1936 season. Paul Derringer, a right-handed pitcher, was notable for tying with Dizzy Dean for the most wins in the National League, finishing with 19 victories and an earned run average of 4.021 over 35 games. Hazen "Ki Ki" Cuyler, the seasoned center fielder, achieved a batting average of .326 in 144 games, showcasing his offensive capabilities. Leslie Scarsella played first base for the Reds, appearing in 115 games with a batting average of .313 and an impressive fielding average of .989. Ernie Lombardi, the Reds' catcher, was recognized for his powerful hitting, ranking among the league’s top batters.