Five reasons to be optimistic about the 2019 Cincinnati Reds
Chad Dotson discusses five reasons you should forget your nagging doubts and be fully optimistic about the 2019 Cincinnati Reds.
A Sweeping Beauty of a Weekend | Clay Marshall
I'll begin with a confession: Twice in the past 27 years, I actually considered becoming a Dodgers fan.
The first time was as a 13-year-old in November of 1991, when Eric Davis was traded. As I touched on this... Read More...
Reds Rookies: Past, Present, and Future
In the long history of the Cincinnati Reds, there have been seven Rookie of the Year winners. Most were in the 1960s, with three different players winning during that decade. For all but one year (1966), the Re... Read More...
More Fun With the Baseball-Reference Play Index
As I noted the last time around, sometimes, I like to poke around the Play Index over at Baseball Reference. If you aren't a subscriber, I urge you to consider it. I love it.
Anyway, for whatever reason, I w... Read More...
Today in Cincinnati Reds History: Chris Sabo leaves, Hal Morris returns
Today in Cincinnati Reds history...
1970: The Reds acquired Bill Harrelson and Dan Loomer from the Angels in exchange for Jack Fisher. I'm not sure why I'm even wasting your time by mentioning this deal, exc... Read More...
DRO: Which particular Reds team was your favorite?
This week's respondents are Nick Doran, Nick Carrington, the inimitable Mary Beth Ellis, and Chad Dotson.
Our Daily Reds Obsession: Which particular Reds team was your favorite?
Nick D: I was ... Read More...
Scott Williamson, the last Reds Rookie of the Year
Who will be the next Reds Rookie of the Year? Will it be Nick Senzel? Jesse Winker? Shed Long?
No one knows for sure. Most Cincinnati Reds who have won that award went on to have pretty good careers. There was... Read More...
How a Winner Is Made
All offseason, we're all going to be talking about the same thing. How can the Reds get from where they are to where they want to be. I mean, we feel okay about he offense, but they have a primary infielder who... Read More...
Schebler and Sabo and Frazier, Oh My!
I have a post up today for Cincinnati Magazine that takes a fun stroll down the recent history of Reds late bloomers.
You might find it interesting. My Adam Duvall skepticism is certainly eroding, I'll say t... Read More...
The Glorious Return of Bronson Arroyo
Zach Buchanan wrote about Bronson Arroyo for the Enquirer today:
Bronson Arroyo feels normal, and that’s pretty abnormal.
It’s been nearly three years since the 40-year-old has thrown a pitc... Read More...
Postcard From Goodyear: Farewells and Reunions
Editor’s Note: I hope you will join me in welcoming Clay Marshall to the Redleg Nation family. Clay is an exceptionally talented writer, and I'm really excited that he'll be giving us his thoughts from t... Read More...
Spring Training Surprises
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...