The Cincinnati Reds keep on winning, and fans are seeing more and more of the team's celebratory Viking helmet. The Reds' tradition is new this season. Players are draped in a special cape and ...

Like many Zombie Symbols, there is a kernel of truth, but even that truth is based on a fiction. The horned helmet was basically invented (torn out of its limited historical context and radically ...

The end result is a Viking helmet and cape that India puts on every Reds player who hits a homer. “That’s how we are, we’re a fun team,” India said.

They retired the Viking helmet celebration in favor of a tunnell celebration inside the dugout. The Reds are currently 24-32 and 8.5 games out of first place in the National League Central Division.

That Viking helmet you purchased may have been retired when the Reds hit a homer, as The Enquirer's Charlie Goldsmith reported via Twitter/X. For now, at least. Advertisement.

They retired the Viking helmet celebration in favor of a tunnell celebration inside the dugout. The Reds are currently 24-32 and 8.5 games out of first place in the National League Central Division.