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I read on MLBTradeRumors.com and Fox Sports about the Reds and Tigers looking to dump payroll and trade younger players.

The Reds' need to slash payroll, according to a major league source, could lead them to explore trading second baseman Brandon Phillips as well as right-handers Bronson Arroyo and Aaron Harang.

Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy is in his 37th year of covering the Cincinnati Reds, the longest tenure for any active writer covering one team.

Bryan Price is your new pitching coach. I dont have any wiener jokes. Hall o' Famer Hal doesnt seem tremendously excited that the Reds hired Bryan Price to be the new pitching coach He says he would have preferred Ted Power, who could jump ship for a better job in another organization, Mario Soto, who likely didnt want the job anyway, or former ...

After a season full of injuries, the Cincinnati Reds have to decide what to do next.

After a season full of injuries, the Cincinnati Reds have to decide what to do next.

The Reds relieved pitching coach Dick Pole of his duties on Friday and announced that the rest of the coaching staff were renewed for 2010.

You have gone through a full season now, save for this final week-plus ahead of us.

Complex gives chance for kids with developmental disabilities a and special needs to play some baseball while making new friends Hot Topics Contributed photo by E.L. Hubbard Carson Crotty, 6, has his shirt signed by Sean Casey at the Miracle League Park Complex of Warren County and Greater Dayton on Saturday, Sept.

The "TBA" that had been the Reds probable starter vs. the Rockies on Thursday turned out not to be code for Justin Lehr.

Former Baylor pitcher Kip Wells has bounced around the major leagues with four teams in the last two seasons.

Making the Majors wasn't hard for Kip Wells. He did it with the Chicago White Sox the season after being a first-round Draft choice in 1998.

ATLANTA - Kip Wells, on baseball's scrap heap two months ago, recorded his first big-league win since April 17, 2008, Saturday night.

Bronson Arroyo put a timetable on it. 'We've got three months to get something done,' he said.

It's been three months since the Reds could shake hands on the field as the owners of a three-game winning streak.

Remember when the Cincinnati Reds led the league in starting pitching, oh, back in April and May? What in the name of Grover Cleveland Alexander happened? Suddenly, they are 12th out of 14 and scrambling like a kid who dropped his popcorn in a dark movie theaatre.

The Cincinnati Reds have called up left-hander Matt Maloney from Triple-A Louisville to start the second game of their series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The arrivals of catcher Corky Miller and outfielder Darnell McDonald in the Reds' clubhouse on Tuesday underscored the recent years of high turnover and some serious roster attrition this season.

It is at the point where Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker sifts through the pile of medical reports on his desk and laughs - laughs out loud and shakes his head and mumbles almost incoherently.

The Cincinnati Reds scrambled out of last place after only a few hours of occupancy, but fear not, there is ample opportunity to lay permanent claim by season's end.