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How does Cincinnati’s bad start rate in club history? | John Ring

So how bad is it? It snowed on April 9. In the first week of the 2018 season, the Reds lost as many starting players (2) as they had wins. Manager Bryan Price was still making some head-scratching decisions.... Read More...

The Great American nightmare continues

The nightmare continues for the Reds. The Cincinnati baseball team is now 2-11, continuing their worst start since 1955. Tyler Mahle started strong for the Reds, but got beat around in the 6th inning and they w... Read More...

Podcast — RNR #203: The Reds are better than this, right? (Short answer: Yes?)

Jason Linden joined me this week to discuss the Cincinnati Reds' horrific start, and whether anything can be salvaged from this season. (Short answer: plenty to be optimistic about.) We also discussed the ma... Read More...

No thanks, Barry Larkin | Nick Kirby

The Reds are off to a miserable 2-9 start. The roster may be far from ideal, but it is becoming more and more likely that Bryan Price will not survive the 2018 season as the Reds manager. The bizarre decisions ... Read More...

Recap: Reds are competitive, but get swept by Philadelphia

The Short Version: There really is no short version. It was a 12-inning game and in all the confusion of extra innings and bunts and pinch-hitting pitchers, I originally forgot to write the short version. So he... Read More...

A Way Too Early Check-In on the Reds Youngsters | Wesley Jenkins

Four pitchers and an outfielder walk into a bar. The outfielder orders drinks for all of them, setting the table so to speak. The first pitcher knocks his drink over while the second spills his all over his fro... Read More...

Recap: Reds shut out; Everything is awful

The Short Version: The Reds are shut out on one hit by Pirates starter Jameson Taillon, and Eugenio Suarez breaks his thumb. Can things get any worse? Final R H E Cincinnati Reds (2-6) 0 1 0 ... Read More...

Recap: Down 2 runs in the 6th, Bryan Price waves the white flag, Reds lose big

The Short Version: A close game becomes a blowout in the blink of an eye because Reds manager Bryan Price decides to give up and put in a garbage pitcher. This is getting really old. That's the short version. T... Read More...

The Reds, the Pirates, and Navigating Wild Cards

Cueeeto. Cueeeto. Cueeeto. The chanting started quietly but quickly became audible on the television broadcast. The crowd at McFaddenÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s, a bar just across the street from PNC Park, joined in. I started... Read More...

Maximizing the Value of Raisel Iglesias | Matt Wilkes

Bullpen usage is on the rise around baseball. Relievers threw 16,469 2/3 innings last season, setting the MLB record for the second year in a row. (Phillies manager Gabe Kapler seems determined for his team to ... Read More...

Cody Reed Gets Another Chance

Baseball fans tend to forget just how hard this game is at the highest level. We expect prospects that succeed in the minors to transition to the Major Leagues seamlessly. That doesn't happen often. A pitche... Read More...

Monday Morning Open Thread: How upset are you right now? #madonline

So, this wasn't a very good weekend for the ol' Redlegs. The Cincinnati Reds were swept by the Washington Nationals (check out Nick's recap of the final game of the series), and the three-game set was filled wi... Read More...

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