1936 – Larry MacPhail abruptly quits as the Reds’ general manager. He will be replaced by Warren Giles.

On September 18, 1936 — 1936 – Larry MacPhail abruptly quits as the Reds’ general manager. He will be replaced by Warren Giles.

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1936 – Larry MacPhail abruptly quits as the Reds’ general manager. He will be replaced by Warren Giles.

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