Three former Cincinnati Reds get Hall of Fame votes in 2026
Shin-Soo Choo was one of three former Cincinnati Reds players to get votes on the 2026 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame ballot.
Can Yasiel Puig handle center field?
Is the recently acquired Yasiel Puig the answer for the Cincinnati Reds in center field? Breaking down his defense and whether he can handle the position.
The 2018 Reds are walking the walk | Steve Mancuso
After a slow start that lingered through the month of May, the 2018 Reds offense has shifted into high gear. It has produced the third most runs in the National League. In June and July, our Reds have outscored... Read More...
Gennett, Suarez, Votto make NL All-Star Team
The Reds infield will be well represented at the All-Star Game, with Scooter Gennett, Eugenio Suarez and Joey Votto selected for the second team. Gennett and Suarez will make their first appearance as All-Stars... Read More...
Devin Mesoraco and the What-If Question | Ashley Davis
Drafted by the Reds in the first round of the 2007 MLB draft, Devin Mesoraco was one of those homegrown players who everyone thought could be the next franchise catcher. And he was! Unfortunately, however, it w... Read More...
DRO: Will Jesse Winker win the 2018 Rookie of the Year award?
This week's respondents are Jason Linden, Wes Jenkins, Bill Lack, Grant Freking, and Chad Dotson. Our Daily Reds Obsession: Will Jesse Winker win the 2018 Rookie of the Year award?
Jason: Nope... Read More...
A Reds Fan’s Guide to the 2017 MLB Post-season
The 2017 MLB post-season is upon us and, alas, our beloved Cincinnati Reds did not qualify for any hot playoff action this year. Yesterday, our staff here at Redleg Nation made our playoff predictions, and you ... Read More...
Regularly Scheduled Rain Delay: Which Joey are You?
Joey Votto is perhaps the greatest Red in the history of all Reds. You may want to say Joe Morgan or Pete Rose or Johnny Bench or Barry Larkin, but you would be wrong because none of them are Joey Votto. No... Read More...
Reds’ plate discipline trending in the right direction
In the midst of the Steroid Era in the early 2000s, Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane saw other teams were undervaluing on-base percentage (among many other areas), instead placing a priority on qua... Read More...
Does Cincinnati have a shortstop crisis?
“We’ve just come to a point where we’re not going to lose anymoreâ€Â
--Bob Castellini April 2008
And with those words as justification, Wayne Krivsky was fired, just a few week... Read More...
How the Reds were built (and rebuilt)
I recently came across an article discussing the makeup of the current Arizona Diamondbacks roster in terms of how each player was acquired. It is a curious exercise that provides some insight into the type of ... Read More...
Losing Isn’t Everything
2017 was not penciled in to be a great year for the Reds, and despite some early signs of potential .500 baseball, things will more than likely regress closer to the preseason projections. The rebuild is no... Read More...