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Cincinnati Reds hang on to beat Orioles in Sunday series finale
The Cincinnati Reds got a brilliant start from lefty Nick Lodolo, a Spencer Steer homer, and a timely insurance run courtesy of noted RBI-guy (and All Star) Sal Stewart and held on to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 on Sunday afternoon in Great American Ball Park. The victory made sure the Reds were not once […]
Sal Stewart, Chase Burns to represent Cincinnati Reds in MLB All Star Game
It’s not uncommon for the Cincinnati Reds to have a pair of representatives in Major League Baseball’s annual All Star Game in July. Frankly, it’s become both common and expected for them to do just that, particularly with a fireballing starting pitcher drafted 2nd overall with high expectations and with a position player lauded for […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Baltimore Orioles – Hunter Greene vs. Brandon Young
The Cincinnati Reds have been beseiged at Helm’s Deep for four days running. They sit at just 40-47 on the season, mired in last place in the National League Central and 7 full games back of the final NL Wild Card spot. That’s closer to the team in last place in the NL Wild Card […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Baltimore Orioles – Trevor Rogers vs. Brady Singer
The Cincinnati Reds welcome the Baltimore Orioles to Great American Ball Park on Friday for a quick three-game set. The 7:10 PM ET series opener will feature southpaw Trevor Rogers on the bump for the O’s, while the Reds will roll out veteran righty Brady Singer. It’s a matchup that’s somewhat emblematic of the two […]
In Edwin Arroyo Cincinnati Reds fans trust
For many Cincinnati Reds fans, the breakout we saw during Matt McLain’s half-season of excellence in 2023 still resonates quite loudly. It’s hard not to, really – he was a 1st round pick of the club and during his first shot at the big leagues looked like he was an immediate success story, posting a […]
Reds blast past Misiorowski, Brewers to win series finale in Milwaukee
Maybe all it takes for the Cincinnati Reds to morph back into playing good baseball is to face the absolute best, hardest-throwing arms in the game. Just days after thumping Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes, the Reds took aim at Milwaukee Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski on Thursday afternoon in the series finale, and their aim […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers – Chase Burns vs. Jacob Misiorowski
The Cincinnati Reds have lost four straight games overall and all six of the games in which they have played the Milwaukee Brewers so far in 2026, and now they get to face the single most intimidating pitcher on the planet today. Great! Following yet another late game collapse on Wednesday evening, the Reds are […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers – Andrew Abbott vs. Shane Drohan
The Cincinnati Reds have lost three games in a row. They are just 19-34 over their last 53 games played, which is abysmal. They are the owners of an impossibly bad 4-19 record within the National League Central, and they have lost all five games in which they have played the Milwaukee Brewers so far […]
Hector Rodriguez named International League Player of the Month
It is getting increasingly difficult for the Cincinnati Reds to continue to keep prospect Hector Rodriguez stashed down with AAA Louisville. Hector struggled a bit during his first taste of AAA ball during the back half of 2025, hitting just .260/.304/.405 in 230 PA after ripping his way through the AA Southern League with the […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers – Rhett Lowder vs. Brandon Sproat
The Cincinnati Reds welcomed back closer Emilio Pagán prior to Tuesday’s game against the Milwaukee Brewers, getting back the would-be anchor of their bullpen after a roughly two month absence due to a serious hamstring injury. That good news, of course, was offset by more bad news on the injury front, as that’s just apparently […]
Edwin Arroyo or Matt McLain – Who should be the Reds 2B?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Cincinnati Reds got All Star Elly De La Cruz back last week and, rolled ankle […]
Reds place Dane Myers on 10-day IL, activate Emilio Pagán
Cincinnati Reds centerfielder Dane Myers made one of the more incredible, high-effort catches you’ll ever see during last night’s crushing loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Ranging to his right, he reached a full sprint while reaching over his head to catch a liner off the bat of Andrew Vaughn, but in doing so caused himself […]
Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagán to be activated today
The last time we saw Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagán was on May 4th, and it wasn’t at all pretty. For the second straight appearance, he’d yielded 2 ER while on the mound, but that day things took a turn for the terrible when he seriously injured his hamstring and went down in a heap […]
Reds begin biggest series of the year on the road in Milwaukee
If it feels like the Cincinnati Reds just got swept by the Milwaukee Brewers a minute ago, you aren’t wrong. That’s what happened in Great American Ball Park at the end of just last week, Milwaukee eeking out a pair of 1-run wins alongside a 2-0 victory in extra innings. Though the margins between the […]
Cincinnati Reds to promote top prospect Alfredo Duno to AA Chattanooga
For 65 games, top Cincinnati Reds prospect Alfredo Duno mashed his way through Midwest League pitching for the A+ Dayton Dragons. He owned a .902 OPS while hitting .260/.390/.512, bashing 16 homers and driving in 47 runs while also serving as the team’s primary catcher. Only two Midwest League players had more than Duno’s 16 […]
Hunter Greene brilliant in final rehab start with AAA Louisville
Cincinnati Reds ace Hunter Greene is on the cusp of a return to the big leagues. If his final tune-up start on Sunday with the AAA Louisville Bats is any indication, he’ll be returning in pretty peak form. Greene and the Bats took on the Saint Paul Saints on Sunday in Slugger Field, and Greene […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates – Brady Singer vs. Mitch Keller
The three most recent outings turned in by Cincinnati Reds starter Brady Singer have been much, much more in-line with the expectations placed upon him prior to the season. In those, he’s tossed 18.0 IP, cleared 7.0 IP once, and allowed just 3 ER in that time. He’s struck out 17 against just 6 walks, […]
Just like that, TJ Friedl is back with the Reds
TJ Friedl’s fall from grace with the Cincinnati Reds has been well documented around these parts. From a nearly ~4 WAR guy who received down-ballot MVP votes just a few years back to a guy optioned to the minors on the cusp of his 31st birthday, Friedl’s declining metrics and performance combined with his increased […]
Eugenio Suárez rescues Reds in 9-7 win over Pirates
The Cincinnati Reds rode a roller coaster all day against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday. The game was delayed early by rain and got soggy again late. Chase Burns, who started for the Reds on the day, struck out 10 Pirates in 6.0 IP…but also yielded 9 hits and 5 runs. The team took an […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates – Chase Burns vs. Jared Jones
Chase Burns leads the Cincinnati Reds into Saturday’s contest against the Pittsburgh Pirates with the chance to lock up a much needed series victory. Jared Jones gets the start for the Bucs, with first pitch estimated to come at some point around 4:40 PM ET after a roughly half-hour rain delay. Here’s how both teams […]
Elly De La Cruz in the leadoff spot as Reds look for series win over Pirates
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona had seemingly settled on centerfielder Blake Dunn as his everyday leadoff man a couple of weeks back. Despite the team’s overall inability to score runs on a regular basis, that wasn’t necessarily Dunn’s fault – he’s been pretty cromulent atop the order ever since. But with Dunn exiting Friday night’s […]
To break their poor form the Reds only have to go through Paul Skenes
The Baseball Gods are so often cruel and unrelenting. The Cincinnati Reds battled the Milwaukee Brewers in a three-game series in Great American Ball Park earlier this week, and they battled them pretty well. Twice they got near perfect starts from starters only for their offense to similarly be stifled, and once they battled back […]
Another gut punch for Reds bullpen as Tony Santillan hits injured list
Do you even remember how the Cincinnati Reds bullpen was supposed to look? Emilio Pagan was set to be the closer after returning in free agency, but he’s been shelved for months after an awful hamstring strain. Pierce Johnson and Caleb Ferguson were both signed in free agency to help add depth and experience, and […]
TJ Friedl’s time with the Cincinnati Reds is probably over
If you posted a .364 OBP during the 2025 Major League Baseball season, you were in pretty elite company. Among the 108 MLB players who logged at least 550 PA last season, that number would’ve sandwiched you right between perennial All Star Jose Ramirez (.360) and slugger Kyle Schwarber (.365). The small number of names […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers – Rhett Lowder vs. Shane Drohan
The Cincinnati Reds will be tasked with solving southpaw Shane Drohan if they are going to walk out of this home series against the Milwaukee Brewers without being swept. That, of course, is only if Rhett Lowder can keep them in the game. He gets the start in the series finale on Wednesday night, with […]
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