This week's respondents are Jason Linden, Bill Lack, Chris Garber, and Chad Dotson. Our Weekly Reds Obsession: What is your favorite Opening Day memory?
Jason Linden: Last year was the first t... Read More...
Earlier today, Steve discussed Joey Votto's MVP candidacy, and took a sweet little trip down memory lane. The votes have now been tabulated, and the winner announced.
Your 2017 National League Most Valuable ... Read More...
Every night, as a kid, I listened to the Reds on 700 WLW. Every night. Without fail.
Some nights, particularly those when the Reds played teams on the west coast, my parents would tell me to go to bed round ... Read More...
You know, the kids these days love the youtubes. It's not bad for the old guys, either, largely because there's a treasure trove of old baseball games. Not just the classic games (like Game 4 of the 1976 World ... Read More...
I love the Cincinnati Reds.
I shouldn't actually have to say that, since I've been writing about the Reds -- and demonstrating my obsession with this infernal team -- nearly every single day here at Redleg Nat... Read More...
In today's Enquirer there is a very interesting article by John Erardi concerning Dave Parker, Erardi's criteria to make his ballot, and his Hall of Fame selections:
It is Cincinnati native Dave Parker's 15th ... Read More...
Baseball-reference.com's blog has a couple of interesting tidbits of statistical information today that are Reds related.
With the Phillies' signing Cliff Lee, they decided to research for starting rotations t... Read More...
December 8, 1987: Four years and one day after making him the Reds first big free agent acquisition, the Reds trade outfielder Dave Parker to the Oakland A's for starting pitcher and future Reds ace Jose Rijo ... Read More...
December 7, 1983: The Reds signed their first "major" free agent of the free agency period when they signed Dave Parker to to a three-year contract.
While with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Parker was one of baseba... Read More...
In my (admittedly biased) opinion, it is a crime that Barry Larkin was not elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame last year, in his first year on the ballot. His second go-round is at hand, as the 2011 b... Read More...