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The 1972 season was a notable chapter in the history of the Cincinnati Reds, as they displayed remarkable prowess in the National League. Securing the National League Championship Series title against the Pittsburgh Pirates with a competitive 3-2 series victory, the Reds also clinched the NL West Championship, showcasing their dominance in the division with an impressive record of 95 wins and 59 losses.
Despite their success in the National League, the Reds faced a tough challenge in the World Series. They battled valiantly but ultimately fell to the Oakland Athletics in a closely contested series, losing 4-3. This season remains etched in the memory of Reds fans, highlighting both the towering achievements and the bittersweet nature of competitive sports.