Today marks the 75th anniversary of Joe Nuxhall's Major League debut at 15-years-old. More on that, and plenty of other Cincinnati Reds notes for Monday.
Chad recently wrote an article talking about a lost generation of Reds fans. I am among the lowly who barely remember the Reds last playoff series victory in 1995. I watched that entire sweep, but those memorie... Read More...
Editor: This is the sixth installment of a season-long series by our resident Reds historian, John Ring. The series will examine the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Cincinnati Reds, a team on the brink (of huge su... Read More...
When we were first married, in the middle of the night, Josh the Pilot and I had one of those intense, couple-y, scary, I-would-never-say-these-things-at-two-in-the-afternoon conversations. You know the kind I ... Read More...
Maybe it's because we like what's on the receiving end of the smack to be smaller and paler, but the longer I follow baseball, the more I notice its similarities to golf. I've never plied a club on any course t... Read More...
The All Star Game is behind us, Zack Cozart has a donkey, and Aaron Judge is officially not a human being  he's a cyborg or a demigod of sorts. The best part of the baseball season that doesn't take... Read More...
At what point the Reds-Giants seventeen-inning marathon did you realize that this was dumb and you hated yourself?
Probably about the same time both teams made the same discovery: “Both these teams hate ... Read More...
"Sports science is the new Moneyball." That was the second most interesting quote of the evening to me. It came from Bob Castellini, and was the response to a question regarding what will be different this ... Read More...
I tried to avoid this, because my opinion about Marty Brennaman is well-known. His voice (along with that of Joe Nuxhall) is the background music to my childhood, so I don't spend much of my life criticizing hi... Read More...