Monday Dec 7 | Major League Baseball
Baker eager for Reds' Stove to heat up
Dusty Baker is as eager as anybody to see what moves his Reds make or don't make this winter.
Votto relaxed, feeling fine, thanks
Joey Votto answers the question with four words. 'I've been feeling better,' he said.
Reds system proving to be valuable source
For much of the 1990s and the early part of the 2000s, the Reds Minor League system was essentially an afterthought to ownership.
Redsfest draws stars to winter celebration
Lou Piniella, who managed the Reds to their last World Series victory 19 years ago, will be among dozens of Reds players, coaches, broadcasters and greats scheduled to appear at Fox Sports Ohio Redsfest on Friday and Saturday at the Duke Energy Center downtown.
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.
Cincinnati Reds' Offseason: So Far, So Good
First, Diamond Dick Pole was sackeda 'well, that was during the last weekA of playA .A Anybody would be better than Pole.A While many Reds' faithful were clamoring for Ted Power or Mario Soto, Bryan PriceA is aA swell hire.
Baseball notes: Gonzalez 'ready to go' for Reds
Alex Gonzalez proved his fitness in the field and at the plate. The Cincinnati Reds shortstop made an outstanding play in the field and doubled in a run in a 9-6 victory over the club's top minor-leaguers in Dayton.
Welcome to day two of the Farmies. Yesterday brought us some major power, defense, and rising prospects.
When was the last time a 9 game world series was played?? I know they bounced back and forth between a 7 game and a 9 game format for about 20 years in the early 1900s.
Game 161 Thread: Pirates at Reds
The Reds lost a game on 3rd place Milwaukee last night, so a loss today by the Reds or a win by the Brewers and the Reds will be blocked from third place for this season.
Red Reposter - Saying Goodbye to Another Season and a Pair of Media Giants
I couldnt find a pic of George and Hal from yesterday's game, so I went with this one instead.
What's ahead for injury-plagued Reds?
CINCINNATI -- Carpal tunnel syndrome. Bruised chest. Sore shoulder. Bum wrist. It only was spring training, and the Cincinnati Reds were getting an idea of what was to come in 2009.
Reds blank Pirates; team looks to future
Packed cardboard boxes cluttered the clubhouse floor space, a clear sign that the baseball season for the Cincinnati Reds is over - cut short of the playoffs for the ninth straight season.
Votto, Rolen homer to help Reds beat Pirates
Joey Votto homered and drove in three runs and Scott Rolen homered and the Cincinnati Reds took advantage of Zach Duke's control problems for an 8-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.
Janish a question mark heading into 2010
When it comes to his earning the regular job next season, it appears that the jury is still out on Reds shortstop Paul Janish.
Astros Snap The Red's Winning Streak
The Houston Astros snapped Cincinnati's six-game winning streak with a 3-2 win over the Reds in Houston.
Wandy Rodriguez pitched six solid innings, Humberto Quintero homered as the Astros beat the Reds 3-2 on Sunday ending Cincinnati's six game winning streak.
Rodriguez allowed two runs and nine hits. He walked one and struck out nine in his career-high 32nd start of the season.
Red Reposter - The End of an Era
"Listen, we have to talk..." Hall o' Famer Hal thinks the love affair between Dusty and Willy Taveras is over Here's the way Hal puts it when he asked Dusty about giving Ramon Hernandez the start last night: "He's worked hard to get to this point and I like to reward guys who work hard to get back in there to play." Just reading between the lines ...
Scott Rolen had three hits and three RBI's, Joey Votto collected three doubles and Johnny Cueto earns his 10th win as the Reds rout the Pirates 10-4 Tuesday night at PNC Park.
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