Cincinnati.com 10 hours ago
How all the teams in the National League Central changed throughout the offseason
The Reds probably improved the most in the NL Central during the offseason, but they finished 16 games behind the Cardinals last year.
Red Reporter 12 hours ago
Finding bullpen depth for the Cincinnati Reds
Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports In an age of fireballers, a pair of groundball experts are waiting out the free agent market. While the Cincinnati Reds have certainly swung and missed on a few of the higher-profile players they pursued this winter, the roster as currently constructed honestly doesn’t have too many holes. The addition of Mike Moustakas brings some much needed thump back to an infield that seriously missed the two-year Scooter Gennett breakout, while Shogo Akiyama and his on-base skills appear to have raised the floor on an otherwise unproven collection of outfielders....
Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com Jan 20, 2020 
Former Reds manager Dusty Baker to interview with Houston Astros, per reports
Dusty Baker has been mentioned as a managerial candidate for the Astros, Red Sox and Mets.
Cincinnati.com Jan 19, 2020
Breaking down the Cincinnati Reds' roster position-by-position before spring training
A position-by-position look at the 58 players the Cincinnati Reds invited to spring training this year.
Red Reporter Jan 18, 2020
Red Reposter - Reds interested in Brock Holt, sign Jesse Biddle
Dan Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports Weekend links! Brock Holt’s nickname is ‘Brock Star.’ I’m not making this up. It’s right there on his Baseball Reference page. Now 31, the Brock Star is a free agent fresh off another solid season serving as the Swiss Army knife of the Boston Red Sox, and his versatility is apparently in pretty high demand this winter. In fact, you can count the Cincinnati Reds among a number of teams who have interest in the shortstop/2B/bus driver/falafel fryer/LF/mailman/3B, as Bobby Nightengale of The Enquirer relayed on Friday. It’s easy to see why the Reds...
Call to the Pen Jan 18, 2020
Cincinnati Reds: Understanding who’s running my team
One of a series of articles looking at the front office structure of each major league team. Today, we take a deep dive into the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati Reds Owner: Robert Castellini President of Baseball Operations: Dick Williams Vice President/General Manager: Nick Krall Castellini was a Cincinnati business leader – he ran a produce company […] Cincinnati Reds: Understanding who’s running my team - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com Jan 18, 2020 
New York Mets consider Dusty Baker as candidate for manager, per report
Dusty Baker managed the Reds from 2008 to 2013.
Cincinnati.com Jan 17, 2020
Cincinnati Reds sign left-hander Jesse Biddle to minor league contract with invite to camp
Left-handed reliever Jesse Biddle had an 8.36 ERA across 30 relief appearances during the 2019 season.
Cincinnati.com Jan 17, 2020
Cincinnati Reds expect to make more moves before the start of spring training
The Reds are one of the teams showing interest in free-agent utility player Brock Holt. He hit .297 with 3 homers and 31 RBI last year.
Cincinnati.com Jan 16, 2020
Notebook: Cincinnati Reds react to the sign-stealing scandal; changing up spring schedule
Reds president of baseball operations Dick Williams on the sign-stealing scandal: "We haven't had any issues and we don't intend to."
Cincinnati.com Jan 16, 2020
As the caravan rolls, the question is: Have the Cincinnati Reds done enough?
The Reds have plenty to sell on the caravan after spending $100 million on free agents this offseason.
Cincinnati.com Jan 16, 2020
Reds Caravan stops at Boys & Girls Club in Clermont County
As part of the annual tradition, the Cincinnati Reds caravan made a stop at the Boys & Girls club in Clermont County.
Red Reporter Jan 16, 2020
2020 Red Reporter Community Prospect Rankings: Michael Siani Is Your #8 Prospect!
Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn/ The slicking fielding center fielder gets himself into the Top 10. Michael Siani seems to still have your eye. You jumped him over Tyler Callihan, which MLB.com has as the Reds #5 prospect. Siani does have his question marks, but also is exciting enough to dream on. His glove will definitely play, but we’re looking to see if he can make some jumps in offense. If he can keep his plate discipline while growing into some power a bit that would be fantastic. Tyler Callihan, 19, 2B/3B Highest 2019 Level: Rookie (Billings) Eye-Poppingest Fact: .172 ISO in...
Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com Jan 16, 2020 
Zack Cozart, former Reds fan favorite, waived by San Francisco Giants, per report
Last month, the Angels traded Zack Cozart to the Giants.
Dave Clark / Cincinnati.com Jan 16, 2020 Joey Votto says he can still dunk basketball at 36
Joey Votto told The Athletic that he loved following the Toronto Raptors' championship run.
