The lefty pitcher impressed with six shutout innings in his major league debut. Is it yahoo time for the former UVa Wahoo?

Cincinnati might actually have too many productive young infielders. Where does Steer play when Joey Votto returns?

In Major League Baseball, though, a shutdown closer on a last place team is a luxury. Look for multiple trade inquiries from contending teams soon.

Cincinnati’s new everyday shortstop impressed with a hustle double for his first major league hit. Alright, alright, alright.

Three prospects are hitting well at Triple-A Louisville and can help at Cincinnati’s worst positions: first base and shortstop.

Cincinnati’s veteran leaders, ages 26 and 27, have the team playing better ball the past two weeks.

Is Bell to blame for another poor start to a season? Or is he doing the best he can with the team he’s been given?

Cincinnati’s “Big Three” look good so far, but unfortunately major league rotations have at least five starters.

In a season where wins will be hard to come by, fans focus on players who are interesting and fun to root for.

A new dugout tradition and a series win over the Pirates were good for team-building and positive vibes. We’ll take it!