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It's easy to look at the usual suspects, Joey Votto and Jay Bruce, when you consider the Reds 6-5 win. I mean, Votto drove in four runs. Hitting a two-run ...
Steve Engbloom|
Yesterday, I suggested that after an unfortunate getaway day loss against the San Francisco Giants where the Reds entered the 9th inning with the lead and ...
John Heitz|
As April winds to a close and May quickly approaches, the Reds have a golden opportunity to capitalize on facing the dregs of the NL Central, starting this...
John Rentz|
True that yesterday's 6-5 loss was a devastating one. An Angel Pagan three-run homer off closer Sean Marshall provided the Giants with the win...and soon a...
Steve Engbloom|
It was the outing Reds fans have longed to see from Mat Latos. Seven shutout innings allowing only a pair of walks and four hits. Latos worked out of a two...
Steve Engbloom|
Nearly 20 games into the 2012 season seems a good time to review the progress of the future of this franchise.  The Reds opened the season with a wonderfu...
John Heitz|
If you're not aware of this, I don't where you've been. Prior to this evening's Reds-Giants tilt, the Reds will be honoring the University of Kentucky's me...
Steve Engbloom|
His win-loss record versus the Giants may not look good: 2-3. The rest of the numbers tell a bigger story on why Mat Latos has some success against the San...
Steve Engbloom|
Nice to be back home. I didn't take the tour of DC, St. Louis and the Windy City. Would've been nice if I had except for the 4-6 record. Coulda, shoulda, w...
Steve Engbloom|
You'll take 'em however you get 'em. It may not have been the prettiest game of the season, but the Reds won the last game of the three-game set against th...
Steve Engbloom|
That's painful. Only one run against the Cubs. The bats were alive over the past two games only to take a slumber on a cool afternoon at Wrigley. The 6-1 l...
Steve Engbloom|
It was a milestone that grabbed little attention, little fanfare. Yesterday, the Cincinnati Reds franchise netted its 10,000th win. In the process, hardly ...
Steve Engbloom|
Well, it took Miguel Cairo hitting the disabled list, but many a Reds fan saw their wish come true this past week when Todd Fraizer received the call-up fr...
Steve Engbloom|
The romance of baseball is in part a gift handed down through generations.  In my lifetime I saw history in 1975, or when I watched Tom Browning finish hi...
John Heitz|
Wouldn't you know it. Earlier today I cited I was not a proponent of Brandon Phillips batting clean-up. What's he do? A home run and 2 RBI. He wasn't the o...
Steve Engbloom|
Remember the good old days of 2010? Sure you do. The offense was not producing too well and skipper Dusty Baker made some changes. They didn't all come at ...
Steve Engbloom|
Walk-off wins are, in a word, awesome. Even more awesome when the Good Guys are the benefactors of such. When you're on the opposite side (and therefore, o...
Steve Engbloom|
In January, 2010, the Cincinnati Reds surprised the baseball establishment by signing Cuban sensation Aroldis Chapman to a six year, $30.25 million deal. ...
Justin Suer|
The Reds have played three series so far in their 2012 campaign.  They'll play about 50 more. In those first three series, they've played the Marlins (4-6...
Tyler Grote|
Baseball can be a quirky and sometimes cruel game. We've all witnessed something to that effect one time or another. If you haven't seen a play that descri...
Steve Engbloom|
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