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McCoy: Reds' silence is deafening
Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy is in his 36th year of covering the Cincinnati Reds, the longest tenure for any active writer covering one team.
Latin pipeline helped fuel '70s powerhouse
'We want to get back to being the Big Red Machine.' - Tony Arias, Reds director of Latin America Scouting, on March 4, 2008, in Baseball America magazine Time was when the Reds were among the kings of ...
As the free-agent market prepares to open in earnest by the end of the week, don't expect the Reds to be heavy shoppers this offseason.
The hiring of Dusty Baker and the signing of closer Francisco Cordero created some excitement in Cincinnati, but a thin starting rotation and an attack built around all-or-nothing power hitters led to a ...
GM: Young pitching not going anywhere
When teams approached the Reds at the general managers' meetings in Dana Point, Calif., this week, they often came seeking young pitching.
Democracy is in your hands - heaven help us
Tired of standing in line at your polling place? Do you wish there was a place where you could vote on the issues that really matter to you? Well, you've come to the right place.
Reds insider: Next wave a year away
A rule of thumb in the player development business is if you can produce one impact player a year, you're doing well.
Mailbag: Owings in the outfield?
Where do the Reds envision Micah Owings playing for the upcoming season? Is he going to be a starting pitcher, or do they have any thoughts of turning him into an outfielder or first baseman to get him more ...
Halpin' Hand: 2009 pitcher breakouts
OK, now that we've got the hitters taken care of. I didn't even get any threatening e-mails from Elijah Dukes , so we can move on to next year's breakout pitchers.
Rank the Reds: The 40-man roster
I'm trying to get some ideas together for the off-season and I was looking through the 40-man roster trying to see who I'd be willing to see traded or dropped and who I think is untouchable.
TV Online CINCINNATI REDS Looking ahead to 2009 Reds Sunday, October 05, 2008 I have yet to fish my general manager's badge out of a cereal box, but I do have some idea about who the Cincinnati Reds should keep ...
Dice-K walks tightrope in Game 2
"Inefficient but not ineffective" has been Daisuke Matsuzaka's modus operandi all year.
How 'Sweet' it is to watch players grow
Working with the Reds the past several games to assist the coaching staff, Triple-A Louisville manager Rick Sweet often sees many familiar faces when he walks through the clubhouse.
Walt Jocketty spoke 161 words about the needs of the Reds for 2009 before he mentioned starting pitching.
Astros turn to Oswalt on short rest
The Astros still are in the National League Wild Card race -- barely -- but even if Wednesday's game had knocked them out for good, Roy Oswalt still was going to pitch Thursday's series finale -- or so said ...
Late rally can't erase Cueto's early hole
Once Johnny Cueto figures out how to economize his pitches and smooth the rough edges, the quality of his performances for the Reds will consistently elevate to the quality of his stuff.
Cincinnati Reds (74-84) at Houston Astros (83-74),
For the fourth time in this season's second half, Houston right-hander Roy Oswalt gets to feel very good about himself.
Change at top leaves Reds in dark
The Reds and Brewers had already played each other 15 times before Friday, but there is a new wrinkle in the final series between the teams.
Pitcher Micah Owings had a pinch-hit single off CC Sabathia with the bases loaded in the sixth inning, giving the Cincinnati Reds a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Sabathia pinched by Reds' rally
CC Sabathia got through five good innings on short rest, but the Reds rallied with help from a Prince Fielder error in the sixth for three unearned runs and a 4-3 win at Great American Ball Park on Saturday.