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Silly bunt, third base coach fail, great catch, Cueto in blue….Reds three game win streak snapped

07/31/2015

The Reds best pitcher of the last twenty years made his debut 491 miles northeast, in another country. Meanwhile, a young Reds pitcher who considered the former ace his mentor struggled to hold an early 3-... Read More...

Reds score 15 runs for third straight win as trade deadline looms

Nick Kirby

07/30/2015

In the middle of swirling trade rumors about Jay Bruce, Mike Leake, and Aroldis Chapman, the Reds delivered a 15-5 beat down of the likely playoff bound Pittsburgh Pirates. It had the feeling of one last farewe... Read More...

Titanic Struggle Recap: Beating the Cubs is always going to be fun

Chad Dotson

07/20/2015

Final R H E Chicago Fuzzy Cubbies (49-42) 4 8 0 Cincinnati Redlegs (41-49) 5 8 0 W: Mattheus (1-1) L: Grimm (1-3) S: Chapman (19) FanGraphs Win Probability | Box Score ... Read More...

Reds lose bizarre game as Johnny Cueto’s heart breaks

Steve Mancuso

07/19/2015

Johnny Cueto didn't give up an extra base hit, just four singles - none of which was hit particularly hard. I don't believe there was anything wrong with Cueto today other than the emotion of it being the last ... Read More...

Mike Leake’s bookends

Steve Mancuso

07/17/2015

It's the right decision to trade Mike Leake. It's the right decision to trade Mike Leake.Ã‚Â It's the right decision to trade Mike Leake.Ã‚Â It's the right decision to trade Mike Leake.Ã‚Â It's the right dec... Read More...

The party is over. Now what?

Steve Mancuso

07/15/2015

If there was an All-Star team for city-wide event hosts, Bob Castellini and the city of Cincinnati would be Mike Trout. Kudos to them for throwing a gracious, thoughtful, fabulous affair. The bottom line was th... Read More...

Finding the ideal contenders as trade partners

Grant Freking

07/14/2015

LetÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s play a simple game: pairing two tradeable Reds and picking a team that would be the best destination for the set of players. (After all, the Reds best chance at a big return is for the club to pack... Read More...

The Reds are losing the battle for inches

Steve Mancuso

07/13/2015

The All-Star break has finally arrived with Cincinnati and the Reds at center stage. The festivities are a wonderful showcase for an organization and city that has put a huge amount of thought and effort into t... Read More...

Iggy Stardust and the Bullpen from Mars

Steve Mancuso

07/11/2015

Chin up. Raisel Iglesias is going to be a good starting pitcher. Really good. Iglesias has shown flashes of dominance in several of his starts as he did today through four innings. That he hasn't been able t... Read More...

Mike Leake pitches a gem….Reds beat the fish 1-0

Nick Kirby

07/10/2015

Michael Raymond Leake absolutely dominated the Miami Marlins this evening. Leake pitched eight shutout innings, allowing just three hits, while striking out ten. Leake retired the first ten batters he faced, an... Read More...

Jay Bruce has rebuilt his trade value, so should/will the Reds trade him?

Grant Freking

07/02/2015

Jay Bruce has emerged from the depths of a nightmare April (.181/.310/.403) and has performed well enough from May until the present day to rebuild most -- if not all -- of whatever trade value he may have lost... Read More...

Reds have to wait two extra hours to lose for the 41st time

Nick Kirby

07/01/2015

Tonight's game was delayed for two hours because of rain. However, not a drop of rain fell on the field during the two hour delay. That pretty much sums up the 2015 Cincinnati Reds season. The Twins wasted n... Read More...

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