Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com 1 hour ago 
Cincinnati Reds' Dick Williams shares advice for how to get a job in baseball
Dick Williams: "The best way to get your foot in the door is to figure out how you can solve a problem for me that I may not have even known I had."
Cincinnati.com 16 hours ago
20 years ago: Ken Griffey Jr.'s first Opening Day with the Cincinnati Reds
On April 3, 2000, Ken Griffey Jr. played in his first Opening Day game with the Cincinnati Reds.
Cincinnati.com 22 hours ago
Paul Daugherty: Captain Hook's boys get the Reds even in game four of the 1975 World Series
Enquirer sports columnist Paul Daugherty is replaying the 1975 World Series by playing APBA Baseball. Here's Game 4.
Red Reporter 23 hours ago
Joey Votto and almost 18 miles of walks
Photo by Norm Hall/ It’s been quite the decade for Cincinnati’s star. The optimist in me knows that it’s barely the start of April, and that Major League Baseball is going to do every last thing in its power and capability to roll out some sort of 2020 season at some point. The pessimist in me, though, has seen Wimbledon and the British Open already cancelled - the latter an event scheduled to take place in late July - and I have begun to openly wonder if the 2020 MLB season has any real shot of being played at all. Whether this decade of baseball is kaput, or not, it’s already...
Jays Journal Apr 2, 2020
Blue Jays series simulation: Jays vs. Cincinnati Reds
With the season on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I’m doing a game by game simulation based on the Blue Jays schedule, and using the online version of Statis Pro. For those of you that follow Mike Wilner on Twitter, it’s very similar to what he’s doing, just that we’re using different games to […] Blue Jays series simulation: Jays vs. Cincinnati Reds - Jays Journal - Jays Journal - A Toronto Blue Jays Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Cincinnati.com Apr 1, 2020
Reds Blog: Top pitching performance of all-time? Just check the 'Game Score'
Even the no-hitters and near no-hitters don't beat Rijo's performance in Game 4 of the 1990 Series.
Cincinnati.com Apr 1, 2020
A look back at Norm Charlton's time with the Cincinnati Reds
Norm Charlton had two stints with the Cincinnati Reds, from 1988-92 and again in 2000.
Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com Apr 1, 2020 
Pete Rose wears Cincinnati Reds-themed mask in Las Vegas
Pete Rose's long-time associate sent a photo of the Hit King "for anyone interested or worried."
Red Reporter Apr 1, 2020
Joey Votto, offensive juggernaut of his generation
Photo by Joe Robbins/ A who’s who of baseball sluggers from the last three decades, with Votto almost atop the giant list. Construction on Oriole Park at Camden Yards began in earnest in 1989, and it took nearly 3 full years to complete. When it was finished for the start of the 1992 season, though, Baltimore’s new park kicked off a ballpark renaissance across the game of baseball, with franchises largely eschewing the rotund concrete messes they played in throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Ushered in was a wave of new, retro parks designed to emphasize the proximity of fans to the game...
Cincinnati.com Apr 1, 2020
Tucker Barnhart: In a shortened MLB season, player health needs to be a priority
MLB teams will likely have a very condensed spring training whenever the season is ready to resume, which affects starting pitchers.
Cincinnati.com Mar 31, 2020
Fox Sports Ohio will replay Cincinnati Reds' 1975 World Series wins
Fox Sports Ohio will replay all the Reds' wins over the Boston Red Sox in the 1975 World Series, beginning Wednesday.
Red Reporter Mar 31, 2020
Reds milestones we might not see in a shortened 2020 season
Photo by Silas Walker/ Throwin’ that pessimism speed-ball by ya, make ya look like a fool, boy. In today’s world of bad news, awful developments, global pandemic, self-quarantines, and general frustrated malaise, it would be wise to try to find a few good things with which you can optimistically look forward. I hope you find them. I hope you find them in spades. This is not going to be one of them. As the coronavirus continues its assault on normalcy, the MLB season continues to look more and more like a distant dream and nothing more. We’ve already missed Opening Day, and it’s...
Cincinnati.com Mar 31, 2020
Great American Ball Park opening in 2003
Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds, opened March 31, 2003. Here are views from the press viewing before Opening Day.
Cubbies Crib Mar 31, 2020
Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo, Reds Amir Garrett hoping for the best
Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo and the Cincinnati Reds’ Amir Garrett wish they knew what the season would hold–but they don’t The Chicago Cubs and the Cincinnati Reds don’t know what the season will hold. The Reds and Amir Garrett are hoping for 162 games. The Cubs and Anthony Rizzo? He’s hoping for a ‘one-off’ season, […] Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo, Reds Amir Garrett hoping for the best - Cubbies Crib - Cubbies Crib - Chicago Cubs News and Fan Community
Red Reporter Mar 31, 2020
I’m seein’ double! Four Joey Vottos!
Photo by Norm Hall/ We’re gonna do this Joey Votto thing for as long as we are breathing. Peak Joey Votto perfectly coincided with the peak of blogging as a phenomenon in general and this here particular bloghole especially (the 20-teens were a time I never thought I’d be nostalgic for, but here we are). Which season was Votto’s greatest? He won the MVP in 2010. He finished third in 2015 and second in 2017. He posted 7 bWAR or better in all three of those seasons. He led the league in OPS+ only once, in 2016, but he led in raw OPS in 2010 and 2017. He led the league in doubles in...
