Trade assessment: A confident Reds front office team with bigger moves ahead | Steve Mancuso
The Reds front office appears to be changing for the better. And that’s a good thing, because the most difficult, long-lasting moves are yet to come.
At-Bat with Matt: Reds Outfield Production Hits Rock Bottom
Last week’s news that the four-man outfield rotation was over, or at the very least on hold, probably did not come as a surprise to anyone, given how poor the overall performance has been. It makes sense... Read More...
Cincinnati Reds Preview — 2018 (and beyond): Second Base
Note: Permit us to introduce Jackson Thurnquist, the newest member of the Redleg Nation family. Jackson will be writing regularly here at the Nation throughout the 2018 season. Please make him feel welcome!
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Odd Man Out
Hamilton, Duvall, Schebler, Winker…four names to occupy three spots in the Reds’ outfield. At the end of the day it’s a good problem to have, but the Reds’ front office will have to m... Read More...
Reds on the Interwebs
• Mr. Intangible Reports coming out of Cleveland indicate that Marlon Byrd has tested positive for PED. If they prove accurate, it will be Byrd's second violation. He was suspended for 50 games in 2... Read More...
Left for dead: Sorting out left field for the Reds
In his first year as general manager for the Reds, Walt Jocketty traded Adam Dunn to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Remember the Dallas Buck Era? Dunn had become a fixture in Great American Ball Park's left field.
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The Reds shouldn’t trade Jay Bruce now
Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Aroldis Chapman and Todd Frazier have all been sent packing in service to the cause of rebuild-reboot-recycle. Depending on how you look at it, add Marlon Byrd, Mat Latos and Alfredo S... Read More...
Roster turnover
Twelve players who were on the Reds 25-man Opening Day 2015 roster are no longer with the organization:
C: Brayan Peña
IF: Kristopher Negron, Chris Dominguez
OF: Brennan Boesch, Marlon Byrd, Skip Sch... Read More...
Backward to the future
The Reds have been a bad, bad team for large chunks of the past two seasons. They finished with the second-worst record in baseball this year.
Injuries indeed played a substantial role. That factor exone... Read More...
Titanic Struggle Recap: When it rains, it pours
Final
R
H
E
Cincinnati Reds (61-84)
3
10
0
San Francisco Giants (77-69)
5
12
1
W: Peavy (7-6) L: Lorenzen (4-9) S: Casilla (34)
FanGraphs Win Probability | Box Score
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The unacceptable Paul Daugherty
Paul Daugherty has authored a paper trail of criticism directed at Joey Votto that stretches farther than one of the slugger's trademark opposite-field home runs.
Daugherty, a sportswriter for the Cincin... Read More...
Reds lose 7th straight game, now in last place for the first time in 2015
Another day, another loss for the Cincinnati Reds. You can mark that down as seven straight losses. Even the cool "Los Rojos" jerseys for Tony Perez weekend couldn't bring the Reds any good luck.
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