Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 11 hours ago
Cueto mows down Pirate hitters with a career-high 12 Ks
CINCINNATI -- Johnny Cueto augmented the already great stuff he had Wednesday with deft manipulation of the strike zone. He found spots just off the plate that would get him a called strike and lived there, and the Pirates batters did not adapt.
Redlegs Review 11 hours ago
Video: Highlights from Johnny Cueto's complete game masterpiece against Pirates
Your browser does not support iframes.Both Johnny Cueto and the Reds entered Wednesday eagerly looking to notch a win. Cueto was aiming for his first win in 2014 while the Reds were simply looking for their first series victory in five tries. As fate would have...
Church of Baseball 12 hours ago
The Day After: Why 42 Still Matters
This photo is here bc research says you'll read more w pics.April 15 is a bad day for a lot of reasons. It's Tax Day. Lincoln died. Boston was bombed. The Titanic sank. Harley Proctor introduced Ivory Soap. But it's also the day that Jackie Robinson first set foot on a Major League Baseball field.I'm fortunate enough to have grown up in an age when the kind of attitudes held by Kennesaw Mountain Landis, baseball's first commissioner responsible for imposing the ban on people with greater amounts of melanin in their skin, were generally not allowed by law and societal progress. Yet, as a...
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Apr 15, 2014
Pirates break tie to beat Reds, 8-7, in suspended game
CINCINNATI — The Pirates broke a tie in the seventh inning and defeated the Cincinnati Reds, 8-7, Tuesday evening at Great American Ball Park in the conclusion of a game that was suspended Monday due to rain.
Columbus Dispatch Apr 15, 2014
Reds notebook: 10 homers hit before rain interrupts game
CINCINNATI — Neil Walker and Gaby Sanchez hit back-to-back home runs twice, and the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds combined for 10 homers in only six innings before rain forced a suspension with the score tied at 7 last night.
Chicago Tribune Apr 14, 2014
Pirates, Reds hit 10 HRs before game suspended
CINCINNATI -- The Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds combined for 10 home runs during a wild six innings on Monday night before steady rain resulted in a suspension with the score tied 7-7 at wet, windy Great American Ball Park.
Cubs Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Apr 14, 2014
Pirates, Reds hit 10 HRs before game suspended
CINCINNATI -- The Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds combined for 10 home runs during a wild six innings on Monday night before steady rain resulted in a suspension with the score tied 7-7 at wet, windy Great American Ball Park.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Apr 14, 2014
Pirates, Reds provide thunder with 10 HRs in game suspended by rain
CINCINNATI — Amid the downpour, the Pirates and Cincinnati Reds thundered on.
Columbus Dispatch Apr 14, 2014
Reds 12, Rays 4: At last, bats awaken
CINCINNATI — It took two weeks, but maybe the Cincinnati Reds are out of their hitting slump.
The Ledger Apr 13, 2014
Injuries Catch Up to Rays in 12-4 Loss to Reds
Pitching with a short-handed staff caught up with the Tampa Bay Rays. Chris Heisey hit his first grand slam and Devin Mesoraco homered and drove in career high-tying four runs as the Cincinnati Reds took advantage of the Rays' pitching injuries for a 12-4 victory on Sunday.
The Parquet Report | Fox Sports Florida Apr 13, 2014
Reds jump on Rays pitching early in win
The Cincinnati Reds posted seven runs over the first three innings and cruised to a 12-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays Sunday afternoon.
Columbus Dispatch Apr 13, 2014
Rays 1, Reds 0: Reds off to worst start since 1995
CINCINNATI — Another game full of wasted chances and wasted pitching prompted the Cincinnati Reds to call a meeting. Alex Cobb went seven innings and James Loney homered, giving the Tampa Bay Rays a 1-0 victory yesterday over the slumping Reds, who took a few minutes to talk things out after the game.
Columbus Dispatch Apr 12, 2014
Rays 2, Reds 1: Rays pick up first win in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — Johnny Cueto didn’t feel ready to start the game. By the time he got into a rhythm, he was headed for another oh-so-close loss. David Price took a shutout into the ninth inning last night before giving up a homer to Joey Votto, and the Tampa Bay Rays held on for a 2-1 victory over the Reds, their first in Cincinnati.
