Why the Reds have yet to inspire hope for 2020
If the Reds want 2020 to be any different than 2019, the whole organizational philosophy will have to change. That seems rather unlikely.
Why the Mets series will be the culmination of the Reds season
For about a month now, the Reds season has dragged, lost between unimportant and uninteresting. This weekend, that'll change thanks to Eugenio Suarez.
Why the Reds might not be dull but are certainly in the doldrums
Another season, another September plagued by "storylines for next year" and storylines about another sport. Why the Reds need to accept they need change.
Why the Joey Votto and Jose Iglesias Narratives are Right and Wrong
Jose Iglesias and Joey Votto: The two biggest talking points going into 2019. Who should stay, who should go, and most importantly, who's right?
Why the Reds middle infield problem is worse than it looks
For nearly a decade, the Reds have traded offense for defense at shortstop. If they hope to contend in 2020, that needs to change.
Reds Fans: It’s time to be Cubs fans from here on out
Desperate times call for desparate measures, Redleg Nation. If we're going to stick in this Wild Card race, cheering for the Cubs is a must.
Why the Reds should just sit this one out
Sellers? Buyers? Why not neither? With the trade market frozen and the Reds in limbo, doing nothing seems like the best option after all.
Why the Reds should deal for Marcus Stroman
Supposedly, the Reds are buyers this trade deadline. The player that makes the most sense to pursue? Only Marcus Stroman, the best arm available.
Why the Reds should keep Taylor Trammell untouchable
If you feel the need to trade Taylor Trammell for a veteran at the trade deadline in order to make a late season push, stop. Do not pass go.
Three Small Trades the Reds should make and why
The Reds still have a chance to contend in 2019, but that doesn't mean they can't make some small trades to retool for the future. These three trades focus only on the Reds rental players.
Why the Reds should just extend Yasiel Puig already
After a scorching two weeks, Yasiel Puig has proved why he's the best outfield option for the Reds during their contention window.
Why Reds pitcher Tyler Mahle had a legitimate point
Tyler Mahle griped to the media about being pulled in the fifth inning during his last start and many jumped on him. He might have been right after all.