The Reds Were Ready for Night Baseball in 1909 but Decided to Wait 26...
On Friday, May 24, 1935, the Cincinnati Reds defeated Philadelphia 2-1 in major league baseball’s very first night game at Crosley Field.
The Reds Rewrite Their Season Script
One good week of baseball has catapulted the Cincinnati Reds into the National League playoff hunt with just nine games left.
Why Reds Manager David Bell Should Be on the Hot Seat
David Bell's supposed brilliance has never once shown up on the field, where the flailing Cincinnati Reds really need a spark.
How Many Cincinnati Reds Fans Are Left?
Months without games, a stadium without fans, and an underachieving team conspire to test the faith of those still interested in Reds baseball.
Veteran Hitters Are Letting the Reds Down
For the Reds to be successful, Geno and Votto need to get going, and the team’s shortstop and catcher of the future need to play regularly.
Chaos Encroaches on the Cincinnati Reds
On-field delays and broadcast booth embarrassments challenge the Cincinnati Reds' focus in the shortened 2020 MLB season.
The Cincinnati Reds Find a New Star in the Nick of Time
Nick Castellanos emerges as one of the league’s best hitters and the best in the Reds’ lineup, but can the team keep him past this season?
Blaming the Reds’ Bullpen
Still no reason to panic, but so far the Reds have seemingly played uninspired baseball more than a sixth of the way through this shortened season.
The Reds Are Struggling Early, but Let’s Not Panic
MLB and the player’s association agreed to expand the 2020 playoffs to 16 teams, increasing the chances that the Reds will be able to sneak in one way or the other.
I Guarantee It: The Cincinnati Reds Will Win the Division
Buckle up, Cincinnati Reds fans, this 60-game sprint of a season is going to be a doozy.