The trade deadline is always an exciting time for baseball fans, as contending teams look to add the final pieces for a pennant push and non-contending clubs attempt to shape their rosters for the future. For the better part of the last decade and a half, the Reds have fallen into the latter category, and … Continue reading
Yankees 9 Reds 5 Box Score Phew, kids. I don’t even know what to say. The Reds just don’t go at all right now. Encouraging Things Homer was pretty solid, though he ran out of steam, at the end. It was nice to see pitch efficiency. Joey Votto got on base 4 times, which is … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds (41-59) will square off against the New York Yankees (52-46) this afternoon at 1:05. The Reds will try to leave the Brox with their first win of the road trip before they head off to Miami for stop number 3 of 4 tomorrow. The Reds have started the second half with just … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds landscape is littered with pitchers who have contended with injuries. Are we living in a unique period, with fragile pitchers and unsure management? It’s worth remembering that even our most respected and beloved managers — including Fred Hutchinson, Dave Bristol. Sparky Anderson, Davey Johnson and Lou Piniella — have been as perplexed … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds (40-56) will try again to find some kind of offense needed to win a game in the second game of this weekend series against the Miami Marlins (43-51) at 7:10 EDT at Great American Ball Park. Last night, Homer Bailey pitched well to keep the Reds in the game, but the team … Continue reading
Final R H E Miami Marlins (43-51) 3 10 0 Cincinnati Reds (40-56) 1 4 1 W: Urena (8-4) L: Bailey (2-4) FanGraphs Win Probability | Box Score The Good –Homer Bailey wasn’t great out of the gate, surrendering two runs in the first inning, but he settled down nicely. When the smoke cleared, Bailey had … Continue reading
After going 1-6 through the first seven games of the 10-game home stand and being outscored 58-16 in those six losses, the Cincinnati Reds (40-55) try to salvage what’s left of it as they welcome the Miami Marlins (42-51) to town for a three game series at Great American Ball Park. First pitch is at … Continue reading
