Former Reds Catcher Bill Plummer Has Passed Away
Former Reds catcher Bill Plummer has passed away. He spent eight years with the Reds from 1970-77. He was a member of the Big Red Machine and helped bring two World Series Championships to Cincinnati.
He was 76 years old. Condolences to the Plummer family.
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