The Cincinnati Reds (66-84) will try to spoil any postseason chances the St. Louis Cardinals (77-72) have at Great American Ball Park over the next three days. After taking two of three from the Reds in St. Louis last week, the Cardinals ran into a proverbial brick wall over the weekend, as the Cubs swept … Continue reading
The Reds got off to a big start on Sunday afternoon. The first five Reds batters reached base, including a three-run homer from Joey Votto. The Reds forced Adam Wainwright to throw 45 pitches in the first inning, and it could have been even worse for Wainwright if not for an alert double play by … Continue reading
The Reds brought the tying run to the plate in the 9th inning, but the couldn’t capitalize. Jose Peraza battled, forcing the Cardinals closer Trevor Rosenthal to throw nine pitches, but eventually was called out by a step on a groundout of a 100 MPH fastball to end the game. The Reds are still 8-4 … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds (28-30) will go for their first four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals (26-31) since May 2003. The Reds haven’t won four straight games at any point against the Cardinals since 2012. The Reds had their 13th comeback win of the season yesterday. The Reds trailed the Cardinals 4-1 entering the 7th … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds (27-30) and the St. Louis Cardinals (26-30) will attempt to play a game this evening at 7:10 after Scooter Gennett rocked the baseball world last evening by hitting four home runs. Gennett became just the 17th MLB player to accomplish that feat, and the first ever Cincinnati Red to do so. The … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Reds (26-30) square off tonight at 7:10 PM against the St. Louis Cardinals (26-29) in the second game of a four game series at GABP. The Reds had an exciting 4-2 comeback win last evening, courtesy of a big seventh inning. The Reds now find themselves just 3.0 games out of first place … Continue reading
The Reds entered play on Monday with one of the worst starting pitching rotations so far in MLB history. The Reds starting pitching staff has the worst FIP (6.14), and the 5th worst ERA (6.13) of any MLB team since 1900. https://t.co/095kb8QJH4 — Nick Kirby (@Nicholaspkirby) June 5, 2017 The Reds are desperate for anyone … Continue reading
