Reds Slug, But Pitching Slumps in 7-6 Loss to the Giants
The Cincinnati Reds pitching struggled to hold multiple leads in a loss to the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night.
Reds Win, Sitting Pretty Again By the Dock of the Bay
Tejay Antone dominated, relieving Wade Miley and turning the game over to Lucas sims in a dominant Reds win over the Giants.
Reds take the series thanks to Nick Castellanos, Cardinal Killer
Nick Castellanos and the Cincinnati Reds took the 3-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday with a 12-1 beatdown.
The Day the Cincinnati Reds Defense Died
Offense has always ruled the day. It’s visual. It’s visceral. It’s easy to measure and thus, easy to value. Defense? Not so much.
Do Little: For the Cincinnati Reds, It’s Just a Little History Repeating
Cincinnati Reds ownership has got to show people they're willing to go that last mile to compete for a championship, not just make the postseason.
What Next? What the Reds Do Now Will Shape Cincinnati Baseball for a Decade
Baseball has gone into a full retreat as the immediate future of the game remains murkier than ever. What the Cincinnati Reds do next is vitally important.
Steal home one more time, Joe Morgan
Joe Morgan was the missing ingredient for the Cincinnati Reds, the kind that turns a good meal into a five star Michelin feast.
The Cincinnati Reds Have Delivered in 2020
I’ll remember this experiment for Trevor Bauer’s strut, Joey Votto punching back at Father Time, and the surprising Tejay Antone
Am I Coming Out of Left Field? The Reds’ Troubles Are No Mystery
If a championship wasn't enough in Chicago, what chance does any manager have in Cincinnati?
The 2.7: Baseball’s New Math Has Us by the Throat
COVID-19 hasn't just put baseball people at risk, it's turned the game into a circus, a funhouse mirror distortion of itself.
Reds Baseball is Back, But a Season Hangs in the Sick Air
This truncated baseball season is 18 holes of miniature golf packaged to look like Pebble Beach.
