NUXHALL WAY: THE REDS BLOG
A TOP-NOTCH ROTATION OF INSIGHT AND ANALYSIS ON THE CINCINNATI REDS
Is It Time to Quit the Reds?
It might be best for our mental health if the 2027 baseball season gets cancelled. A complete reset would be good for the franchise and fans alike.
Starting Pitching Was Supposed to Be the Reds’ Strength in 2026 Until It Wasn’t
With Chase Burns leading the way, the 2027 rotation has a chance to be special. Where have we heard that before?
Why the Brewers Are Consistent Winners and the Reds Are Not
Similar sized cities, equal payrolls, same schedules, and yet Milwaukee is again a division winner. It’s not a resources gap, but a competence gap.
Four Intriguing Names to Watch for the 2027 Reds
Minor league prospects will be filling many of the team’s hitting and pitching needs next season, so let’s take a peek at who could break through.
A September Survival Guide for Reds Fans
Four instructions for enjoying the team, the players, and the game as another losing season winds down.
Stewart Keeps Smashing Reds Franchise Records
At 30 homeruns and 100 RBI, the infielder is the no-doubt favorite for National League Rookie of the Year and possibly the best Reds rookie ever.
Catch Joey Votto Broadcasting the Reds-Cubs on Sunday Night
Come for his insight, humor, and honesty. Stay for an appreciation of the greatest Reds player in history figuring out his next chapter.
Three Reds Players to Watch in the Final Weeks
An infielder, an outfielder, and a reliever will fill a lot of 2027 roster holes if they can finish the season strong.
Why Reds Pitching Prospects Are Fool’s Gold
Who is the rule and who is the exception, Hunter Greene or Chase Burns?
The Reds’ Trade Deadline Inactivity Was Par for the Course
The team’s biggest move was to call up outfielder Hector Rodriguez from Triple-A. Let’s go!
