If there’s been a bright spot in the Reds’ frigid start to the year, it’s been the starting pitching. And anchoring that starting rotation is Reds Ace Luis Castillo.
The best teams tend to have an ace in their rotation. The Cincinnati Reds currently do not. For them to get where they want, they'll probably need one.
With another 90-loss season in the history books and no discernible improvement from the Reds' pitching staff, the conversation surrounding the Reds for the next five months will center around trade rumors and ... Read More...
Way back at the beginning of this fateful season, when some of us were convinced the Reds could sneak into the playoffs, I decided to make some predictions. My crystal ball was full of optimism, hopeful that ... Read More...
After Eugenio Suarez allowed a grounder to roll between his legs, right after he and Scooter Gennett couldn't be bothered to hold on to the ball on simple, consecutive tag plays, and right after Suarez airmaile... Read More...
The end of the 2018 season is rapidly approaching, and there are fewer answers in the Reds' starting rotation than there were at the beginning of the year. It's the most glaring weakness remaining for the team ... Read More...
You might recall the Reds sweeping a 4-game series from the Dodgers earlier this season. It kicked off the Era of Good Feels that lasted just long enough to undermine the Reds' resolve to do what they needed to... Read More...