Chad Dotson

Two pitchers look to be the best candidates, given the new voting system.

As the lefty starter gets closer to actually taking the mound for the Reds, it might make sense to extend his contract before he hits free agency.

After a month with the Cincinnati Reds, this rookie is already batting and playing center field like an old pro.

As Scooter Gennett comes back to the lineup, the team faces a talent logjam in the middle of the infield.

The team’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad pitching days might finally be over.

The franchise cornerstone can still be a productive hitter and leader, but his days of domination are coming to an end.

With Nick Senzel’s spectacular arrival and other moves, management is finally putting the best team on the field. And it shows.

The young left fielder has quietly become one of the best hitters in the National League.

Luis Castillo and Sonny Gray are forming a formidable one-two punch at the top of the pitching rotation.

No team shaped this city’s psyche more than the 1970s Reds.