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Questions

Periodically, I have questions about the Reds that just seem to "bubble up" out of the back of my mind....these occurred to me today: - Why the Reds front office continually decide to play short-handed for 7-... Read More...
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The Aroldis Chapman Conundrum

Over at CBS Sports, Danny Knobler has an interesting piece on Aroldis Chapman: The Reds paid $225 million to keep Joey Votto, and $72.5 million to keep Brandon Phillips. They're willing to spend money. Even s... Read More...
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RN 2012 Preview Wrap-Up

Over the last six weeks, I have written thousands of words about the Reds' 2012 season. I have learned a lot and, at times, been surprised. I hope you have, too. But now, Opening Day is exactly a week a way and... Read More...
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Bullpen Depth Taking A Hit

John Fay tweeted this afternoon that Nick Masset will start the year on the DL. Right-hander Nick Masset will start the season on the disabled list with inflammation in his shoulder. “The MRI showed itÃ... Read More...
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Baker, Jocketty and Marshall

The three-year extension the Reds negotiated with Sean Marshall made brilliant business sense. The organization had lived through its four-year, $48 million contract with CoCo Cordero and rightly arrived at the... Read More...
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Chapman back to bullpen? and more

From Today's Enquirer: - Chapman back to the bullpen? Left-hander Bill Bray’s groin injury could lead to Aroldis Chapman being shifted back to the bullpen. With pitchers, groin injuries take time to ... Read More...
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Spring Is On The Airwaves

Nothing is sweeter in the Spring than the sound of Marty Brennaman back in the booth describing the action on the baseball diamond. The Cincinnati Reds kicked off their Spring Training schedule yesterday with a... Read More...
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RN 2012 Preview: Bullpen

In some ways, this post is the hardest one to write. Projecting the bullpen requires thinking seriously about as many as a dozen different pitchers to try and come up with a semi-reasonable idea of what we can ... Read More...