We're now into the second month of the season and if you were told the Reds would be without it's top starter, left fielder, and catcher for much of the season and still be 3 games over 500 and three games out of first place, would you take it? My gu...
I try not to read fan comments when it comes to moves the Reds should make. Fans are so in the "what have you done for me this instant" mode, which, I guess, is why they call them fans. Thankfully, Reds General Manager Walt Jocketty is a wise and exp...
While unfortunately I had to work and couldn't watch last night's 5-4 Reds win, after watching the highlights and reading the game stories, what was most comforting about the victory was your best players stepped up and were your best players. Mat La...
Happy Easter everyone. And happy Opening Day Eve! Now that the major questions have been answered -- Aroldis Chapman will close, Joey Votto's knee is healthy and Shin Soo Choo has proven more than capable in center field -- the grind of the 162-game ...
Without a doubt, the biggest story in Reds camp this spring is whether Aroldis Chapman will start or close. After the Cuban defector voiced is preference to return to the bullpen Saturday, general manager Walt Jocketty stated a decision would be fort...
Well, what a difference a few days makes for the Reds. True to his word, general manager Walt Jocketty didn't rest until he improved the club at the leadoff position. Tuesday's trade for the Indians Shin-Soo Choo (and backup shortstop Jason Donald) j...
So far this offseason the Reds has accomplished two of their goals--sign a closer and re-sign left fielder Ryan Ludwick. While the latter move has yet to become official, general manager Walt Jocketty classified the negotiations as "close," meaning a...
As comic book icon Stan Lee would say, "Greetings True Believers!" It has been almost two months since my last post. The end to the 2012 season for the Reds was painful to watch and even more painful to write about. Which is why I didn't. Bottom line
It had to be just before 10 o'clock Saturday night. The Reds Johnny Cueto was in pain. My eyes started to well up with tears. My phone rang. It was a family member. I said, "What do you want me to say?" Just like Brandon Phillips admitted after Game ...
It may not have been as dramatic as 2010 when Jay Bruce swatted a 9th inning homer on the first pitch to clinch the Reds first division crown since 1995, but Saturday's 6-0 win versus the Dodgers was just as satisfying. Once again, Bruce provided the