Former Reds Player Todd Benzinger Dies at 63
Todd Benzinger, a former player for the Cincinnati Reds and a member of their 1990 World Series championship team, has died at the age of 63.
Springfield Holyoke, MA, October 22, 2026 —
Todd Benzinger, a former Cincinnati Reds player and member of the team’s 1990 World Series championship roster, has died at age 63, according to the information provided.
Benzinger is identified in the available account through his connection to the Reds and their championship team. The account does not provide further details about his playing career, the circumstances of his death or where he died. It also does not state when he died or identify a source for the announcement.
The information provided does not include a cause of death, details about survivors, or plans for any memorial or public tribute. No statements from family members, the Reds or other representatives were included. Those details therefore cannot be confirmed from the available information.
Benzinger’s association with Cincinnati’s 1990 World Series championship is the central detail in the announcement. The account identifies him as a former player for the Reds and as a member of that championship team, but does not specify his role or provide additional statistics or career milestones.
Further details about Benzinger’s life and career were not provided. The available information establishes his death at 63 and his connection to the Reds’ 1990 championship, while leaving the timing and circumstances undisclosed.
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