The Reds Need to Lock up Their Budding Stars
Here’s why signing Luis Castillo, Tyler Mahle, and Jesse Winker to long-term contracts is in everyone’s best interest: team, players, and fans.
Why the Reds Don’t Love Their Fans Back
Major League Baseball guarantees that its team owners make money win or lose, but a soccer fan revolt in Europe reminded us of what real accountability looks like.
How Amir Got His Groove Back for the Reds
Show-boatin’ Amir Garrett has been working on his pitching mechanics and might be rounding into the dominant closer the team needs.
Wade Miley’s No-Hitter Was a Reds Throwback
The crafty lefthander harkened back to Mr. Perfect, Tom Browning, with his quick, precise domination in Cleveland May 7. Can he become a reliable piece in the Reds' starting rotation?
Votto and Suarez Are Finally Showing Signs of Life for the Reds
If the Reds are going to win the NL Central this season, they need their veteran leaders to produce at the plate. How much do they have left in the tank?
Appreciating the Rowdy Reds
The Reds are playing with noticeable intensity, bravado, and fire during an up-and-down start to the season. Will that "team chemistry" translate into wins?
Why Jay Bruce Is a Reds Legend
Jay Bruce’s sudden retirement last weekend might have obscured his amazing impact beyond that glorious “Clinchmas” homerun.
A Storybook Start for the Reds’ Young Stars
The lofty promise of recent first round draft picks Jonathan India, Nick Senzel, and Tyler Stephenson is paying off in the season’s first two weeks.
The Reds Survive an Opening Weekend of Overreactions
For once, the Reds stood strong and the Cardinals unraveled. How often have we seen the opposite happen in this rivalry? Is it possible that the 2021 Reds are different?
Reds Season Preview: It’s More Than a Feeling
Are the Reds a 2021 World Series contender? Well, Cincinnati does have one thing going for it: The NL Central will likely be the worst division in baseball this season.