Tony Cingrani shows off his wheels, the Red Sox win a wild one in the Bronx, and Greg Holland delivers a strange sequence.
As the calendar flips to September and the rosters expand, the Reds bring up an outfielder with game-changing speed and the steals to prove it.
Ben and Sam talk to Cincinnati Enquirer reporter C. Trent Rosecrans about the Reds, Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips, and the trials and travails of beat writing.
Paul looks ahead to next month to help identify pitchers who might be worth targeting to bolster your squad.
The time a team had nothing to show for its selections.
The Reds have some impact talents prepared to join a strong under-25 core.
Ben and Sam preview the Reds’ season with Jay Jaffe and Geoff Young, and Pete talks to Cincinnati CBS affiliate sports anchor/reporter Zach Wells (at 18:35).
A range of responses from players, coaches, and team executives about the most important qualities for a manager to possess.
The Phillies reportedly offered the Reds a lopsided deal, and the Reds reportedly rejected it.
Two major-league teams are bereft of new blood on one side of the ball this season.
Jay is back, and he still hates the teams you root for. Yes, even the Dodgers.
An unlikely team leads the American League in scoring in June: the Oakland Athletics.
The Reds have the lowest payroll of any first-place team, in large part because they haven’t had to reach outside the organization for talent. Can they keep it up?
As it turns out, Aroldis Chapman is capable of giving up runs, even to the mortalest of mortals.
Dusty Baker feels that Aroldis Chapman’s best use right now is as Cincinnati’s closer, and a conversation with Jesus Montero.
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