Reds claim LHP Phillip Diehl, Michael Lorenzen to the 60-day IL
The Cincinnati Reds have picked up Phillip Diehl on waivers from the Colorado Rockies and placed Michael Lorenzen on the 60-day injured list.
Lorenzen’s new curve has the Reds pitcher feeling confident
Michael Lorenzen made an adjustment with his curveball and it's got his confidence level up heading into the Cincinnati Reds season.
Michael Lorenzen is not worried about results this spring
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Michael Lorenzen is vying for a spot in the rotation, but he's not worried about his spring training stats this year.
Reds Notebook: Akiyama out of camp for now, Moustakas on 2020’s struggles
In today's Cincinnati Reds notebook we hear that Shogo Akiyama will be out a few days, and Mike Moustakas talks about 2020's struggles.
Reds agree to 1-year deals with Lorenzen, Mahle, Winker, Garrett
The Cincinnati Reds have agreed to deals with Michael Lorenzen, Jesse Winker, Tyler Mahle, Noe Ramirez, and Amir Garrett for 2021.
An attempt to estimate Reds’ financial status for player payroll
Leaving the 2021 team salary level exactly where it currently is (without any additions) would, in theory, bring the team back to break-even in player payroll expense over the past two seasons after a significant loss in 2020.
Michael Lorenzen wants to be a starting pitcher for the Reds. Again.
Michael Lorenzen said that he expects to enter the 2021 season as a starting pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, and end there as well.
It was the Reds pitching, not an offensive turnaround down the stretch
Just what was it that turned the Cincinnati Reds from disappointing dregs after 44 games (19-25) to a team capable of winning 12 of the final 16 against top competition?
Cincinnati Reds clinch first trip to the postseason since 2013 with incredible late season run
13 days ago, the Cincinnati Reds woke up with a 20-26 record and a 17.1% chance of reaching the postseason.
Tonight, the Reds beat the Minnesota Twins to reach the postseason. The Reds have won 10 of their last 12 games with their backs against the wall.
Cincinnati Reds drop Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1, pull within half-game of playoff berth
Nice to be scoreboard-watching in mid-September, isn't it? The Cincinnati Reds continue to inspire hope in their faithful fans at Redleg Nation and beyond, tonight winning their fourth straight and fifth of their past six tonight with a 4-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. There are a number of games still underway which will all have an effect on the playoff seeding race.
Reds lose another series as rain proves difficult for Sonny Gray
It started out so well. The Reds jumped out to a 3-0 lead. Meanwhile, the Marlins were down 6-3 in the 8th inning. Those two scores hold, the Reds are somehow, someway back within 1.5 games of playoff spot.
But it's 2020.
The Marlins rallied to win 7-6. Sonny Gray cruised through the first three innings, but then the rain fell and it fell hard in the 4th inning. Gray walked two batters as it appeared he could not get a good grip on the baseball. The Cubs ended up scoring 5 runs in the 4th inning with a grand total of one ball leaving the infield.
The Cincinnati Reds Bullpen Has Become a Strength
The Cincinnati Reds bullpen may have been a minor weakness at the beginning of the 2020 season, but it has now become a strength.