Why We Still Care About the Reds
As another lost season limps to an end, the occasional bright spot (Rhett Lowder) will break through the gloom and keep us caring.
Playing Like It’s 1869
Vintage base ball (two words) is a state of mind.
So Many Thoughts on Joey Votto’s Retirement
There’s still time this season to celebrate his career and retire his number 19 at GABP.
What to Watch for in the Reds’ Final Weeks
Looking for answers to questions about Marté, Greene, McLain, Lodolo, and the ever-elusive sense of urgency from ownership.
How Patience Became an Insult to Reds Fans
Is it possible to “trust the process” when it’s clear that team ownership has no process or plan?
Looking for Positives in the Reds’ Season So Far
Cincinnati’s All-Stars, Elly De La Cruz and Hunter Greene, have become bona fide stars. There have been other bright spots as well.
Crazy Times at the Ol’ Ball Game
Seeing baseball in Japan and South Korea was the spark this diehard fan needed to get excited about the Reds’ remaining two months.
Confessions of a Hopeless Reds Fan
Where have you gone Candy Sierra, Kevin Gregg, and Tim Federowicz? You’ll always be obscure former Cincinnati Reds to me.
The Reds Keep Trying to Eliminate Peaks and Valleys
After sweeping the Yankees, Cincinnati gets swept by the Tigers at home. Last week perfectly sums up the state of the Reds.
Will the Reds Be Buyers, Sellers, or Neither?
As the trade deadline approaches, the Reds are still in contention for a playoff spot. The front office must decide if it’s willing or able to improve the club.