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Of course it ends this way. Of course, in this inevitable moment that Bronson Arroyo leaves Cincinnati, he does so quietly. The contract is reasonable, the...
Cory Collins|
After what has been eight splendid seasons as a member of the Cincinnati Reds, Bronson Arroyo has found himself a new home as a member of the Arizona Diamo...
Jesse Borek|
All quotes used in this story are from Eli Saslow’s piece in the most recent edition of the ESPN: The Magazine.  This was his reporting, but for sake of...
Jesse Borek|
For a position that has long been dominated by franchise cornerstones such as Davey Concepcion and Barry Larkin, young shortstop Zack Cozart has finally go...
Jesse Borek|
With the recent Major League Baseball prospect rankings being released for all of the country to dissect, we will rank for you just the Top-5 within the Re...
Jesse Borek|
Yesterday, our friends over at “Reviewing the Brew” here on Fansided, ranked the National League Central in terms of starting pitching from the Milwauk...
Jesse Borek|
Could there be a worse scenario as a baseball fan?  Your favorite team has under contract a cheater and a liar to a long-term, guaranteed contract. In the...
Jesse Borek|
The Reds seemingly boast the hottest commodity in modern sports: a youth movement. As it stands, Cincinnati's five-deep rotation features a rock-solid help...
Cory Collins|
It is Super Bowl Sunday in our great nation.  Nothing represents the current American way of life more than today.  Firstly, you have a majority of the p...
Jesse Borek|
As of a few days ago, Reds pitching felt a giant relief lifted from their shoulders.  No longer would they be subject to the 6’1”, 220-pound, switch-h...
Jesse Borek|
In what will be the final installment of our “Reds By the Numbers” series, we get the pleasure of honoring the best pitcher in Cincinnati Reds franchis...
Jesse Borek|
The process of selecting the best to ever wear the #30 in Reds history began and ended in the same location.  There was no doubt that Ken Griffey was goin...
Jesse Borek|
The best player to ever wear the #29 in Reds history was more than just a hero on the ballfield; he was a hero off it as well.  Henry John Sauer had a les...
Jesse Borek|
For nearly half a century, baseball has coexisted with football's Super Bowl Era. Since that seminal moment of 1967, more than one man walked on the surfac...
Cory Collins|
As we near the conclusion of our Reds all-time best at each number countdown, it is fitting that Vada Pinson makes his way onto the list.  One of the most...
Jesse Borek|
For the first time on our countdown, we will be giving a pitcher the distinction of being the best to ever wear a particular number in Reds history.  Due ...
Jesse Borek|
Over the course of professional sports history, fans have been an intricate part of team success.  The Seattle Seahawks and Texas A&M University�...
Jesse Borek|
The greatest player in Reds history to wear the #25 may come as a name unfamiliar to a majority of the fan base, although he was the architect of one of ba...
Jesse Borek|
The list of Hall of Famers keeps on rolling along, as we proudly announce Tony “Big Dog” Perez with our honor of being the greatest to wear the #24 in ...
Jesse Borek|
"He's the guy." Three words, the Walt Jocketty seal of approval, stamped upon the potential of Billy Hamilton, Cincinnati Red center fielder of t...
Cory Collins|
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