Cincinnati Reds News Sources

Cincinnati.com — Joe Girardi withdrew from the Reds managerial search after his second interview, according to The Athletics Ken Rosenthal.         

Cincinnati.com — The Reds trade of Jeff Stevens to the Cleveland Indians for Phillips in April of 2006 was one of the most lopsided in recent MLB history.         

Cincinnati.com — Bringing back Joe Girardi and Brad Ausmus for second interviews shows the Reds are willing to pay to get their manager.         

Red Reporter — A look at the three names we know are still in the running for the job. The Cincinnati Reds wasted little time in beginning their exhaustive managerial search once the regular season ended. After interviews with a handful of internal candidates - including interim manager Jim Riggleman and former Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell - the club immediately reached out to some half-dozen other candidates from outside the organization, cementing that regardless of whether their next hire pans out, you won’t be able to blame them for a lack of thorough searching. On Wednesday, we learned from...

Red Reporter — The Reds are picking even lower this year, so which prospect might be there for the taking? So, the playoffs are well underway, so the final few spots of the MLB Draft are yet to be determined. But for those teams that, uh, missed the playoffs by a little bit (or, in our fandom, a lot), they’re pretty much locked into the spot they’ll be drafting next summer. The Reds fall a couple of spots in the draft order this season because, even though the Reds weren’t really better at winning over the sum-total of 162 games, other teams were better at losing. They drafted 5th in 2018, selecting...

Red Reporter — Yap about the only baseball of the night! Christian Yelich is playing baseball tonight, and that alone is worth watching. Of course, he’s being joined by his Milwaukee Brewers teammates in the third game of the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, which makes it that much more to look forward to. Yelich hails from Thousand Oaks, CA, too, meaning he’s a Southern California kid getting to play on the biggest of stages in Dodger Stadium, which I’m pretty sure is why there’s a Disneyland in Southern California. That Walt, I tell ya. Anyway, the Brewers...