Baseball

Despite another last place finish, the Reds actually improved this season—but fan patience is hanging by a thread.

Nearing his seventh league-leading OBP title, the Reds’ underappreciated star joins very select company.

Another September of meaningless games turns a once-baseball-mad city to apathy.

Career minor leaguer (and awesome teammate) Hernan Iribarren plays all nine positions in his final game for Louisville.

The Reds owner is doing a fair impression of George Steinbrenner instead of Bill DeWitt Jr., which doesn’t bode well for next season.

Owner’s manual: Hire good baseball people, be a likable public face, watch, enjoy, make money.

Actually, his season numbers are in line with career averages, except for home runs; maybe Father Time is finally catching up with him.

Scouting and player development leaders lose their jobs as pitching woes dog the Reds.

Dal3, Magic, and In Flanders Fields: Ranking our favorite Reds nicknames for the Players’ Weekend jerseys.

For two years now, the Reds have been playing with lots and lots of young pitchers trying to figure out who will stick in the rotation and who won’t. As much as it’s befuddled those of us who watch the team, it seems to also confuse some of the players.