Spring Training Surprises

John Ring
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Like baseball itself, Spring Training has changed and evolved over the years. Logistically, it sure has for Cincinnati. The Reds left Florida for Arizona in 2010, a move that probably still irks some in the ... Read More...

A Reds Holiday Party Carol

Wesley Jenkins
There are only two things guaranteed to make me cry: 1) Listening to the Hamilton soundtrack all the way through; and 2) watching clips of servicemen and women surprising their loved ones for the holiday... Read More...

Analyzing the Reds new FSO deal

Steve Mancuso
On Wednesday, the Reds announced a much-anticipated agreement with FOX Sports Ohio that extends the network’s visual broadcast rights for another 15 years. FSO has televised Reds games since 1998. Bef... Read More...

#14Forever

The Editors
This submission is from reader Todd McDorman. With this post, I think we've probably run the gamut of opinions on the Hit King. The raucous capacity crowd greeted their favorite son with a hero’s welcom... Read More...

Keeping up with the Joneses

Jeff Gangloff
I have a confession. The last time I was at Great American Ballpark the Reds got absolutely crushed by the Brewers and I still had a great time. The Reds are a bad team, we all get and understand that, but the... Read More...

A win for Reds fans

John Ring
The announcement that Pete Rose would be inducted into the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame came out of nowhere. It makes sense. It's the right thing to do. And it was led by Reds Owner Bob Castellini. Castellini ... Read More...

Backward to the future

Steve Mancuso
The Reds have been a bad, bad team for large chunks of the past two seasons. They finished with the second-worst record in baseball this year. Injuries indeed played a substantial role. That factor exone... Read More...