RICK KRIVDA INDUCTED INTO
ROCHESTER RED WINGS HALL OF FAME

McKeesport, Pennsylvania - Rick Krivda, member of Lodge 352 in McKeesport, PA, was inducted in the Rochester Red Wing Hall of Fame and at age 37, he is believed to be the youngest of the 72 Red Wing Hall of Famers. Rick played for the Red Wings from 1993-1997  and again in 2000, finishing 46-27. He was the tenth best winning percentage (.630) in  club history and is fourth in strike outs (480). In 1997, he went 14-2 with a 3.30 ERA before a late July call up to Baltimore. He retired from Baseball after the 2003 season and works several Cal Ripkin Jr. youth baseball camps in Baltimore, in addition to operating an indoor training center called "Extra Innings".

Rick is the son of Francis Krivda, President of Lodge 352 and Jean Krivda. He lives in Perry Hall, Maryland with his wife Christina and son Zachary, age nine, and daughter Caroline, age three.

The city of McKeesport has also honored him by placing an engraved portrait of him at the entrance of Renzi Park.

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