Harold Reynolds played 12 seasons in Major League Baseball with the Seattle Mariners, Baltimore Orioles and the Anaheim Angels. Harold was a two time All Star selection and won 3 gold gloves for his outstanding defense at second base. He was inducted into the State of Oregon's Hall of Fame and has received numerous awards for his philanthropic activity, including being named President George Bush, Sr.'s 195th Point of Light, recipient of the Roberto Clemente Award for outstanding service in the community, Seattle's Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award and Jaycee's Man of the Year Award. Harold has done extensive service with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
Harold was selected to be the centerpiece analyst for the launch of the Major League Baseball Network that commenced in January 1, 2009, and is now seen daily in 50 million homes. Harold served as an Emmy nominated analyst for ESPN's Baseball Tonight for 11 years and worked in the television booth as a lead commentator for the Little League World Series and the College World Series. Harold has been a featured speaker for corporate and foundation events. Harold has continued his broadcasting success with the Major League Baseball Network and is rated one of the most popular television personalities. Harold is also the owner and sole proprietor of HR4 Holdings, a minority owned entity with the purpose of creating an affordable and quality combination of proper equipment, sound training tools and one-of-a-kind experiential opportunities for all youngsters. |