Five Phenoms that fizzled out in Reds history
With the quick emergence of Aristides Aquino, it's worth noting the Reds who were phenoms early only to fizzle just as quick.
Frustrated with Reds pitching?
The Cincinnati Reds landscape is littered with pitchers who have contended with injuries. Are we living in a unique period, with fragile pitchers and unsure management? It's worth remembering that even our most... Read More...
Stan Williams reflects on the Nasty Boys, Sweet Lou and the Reds
He was the pitching coach for the Nasty Boys. For Mario Soto and Jose Rijo. For Tom Browning and Danny Jackson. And he even coached The All-American Boy.
Stan Williams has fond memories of Cincinnati as both a... Read More...
25 Years Ago: Jack Armstrong’s One Shining Moment
At this time in 1990 the Reds' Jack Armstrong was on top of the world. He had just been named the starting pitcher for the National League in the All Star game, which is pretty much the ultimate honor for a pit... Read More...
This Day in Reds History: Hatcher Looms Large, Relief Comes Up Big, and Billy Bates
October 17, 1976: Tony Perez singled home Ken Griffey with the winning run as the Cincinnati Reds won the second game of the 1976 World Series, 4-3, in Cincinnati. The World Series win gave the Reds victories ... Read More...
Redsfest Wrapup
I'm home after a fantastic weekend at Redsfest. It was my first experience, and I came away with two firm conclusions:
1. If you haven't been, you have to go to Redsfest. It is a first-class event, and Bob Cas... Read More...