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It’s almost certainly too little, too late, but the Cincinnati Reds are beginning to get some of their bullpen arms back in form. Graham Ashcraft, for instance, threw a bullpen on Tuesday at Great American Ball Park and seems poised for a rehab stint as early as this weekend. On Friday, though, the Reds got […]
There is a giant pile of blame to chuck around for the failures of the 2026 Cincinnati Reds. Just yesterday, for instance, they had the game, series, and bragging rights in the bag against the St. Louis Cardinals with two-out in the Bottom of the 9th only for their centerfielder to – quite literally – […]
With Cincinnati Reds star Sal Stewart looking to be an NL Rookie of the Year this season, he is having an impressive season to start his career. As Stewart continues to make history with the Reds, his upbringing is one that saw him train with the likes of former player Yonder Alonso and current San […] The post How Reds’ Sal Stewart used a ‘PDF’ to begin working out with Manny Machado, Yonder Alonso appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Cardinals and Reds had a wild one on Thursday. Cincinnati erased a four-run deficit with five runs in the sixth inning. The Reds had the victory in hand in the ninth inning, but a Dane Myers error extended the game. The Cardinals ended up scoring six times in the frame. Cincinnati’s comeback attempt fell […]
Despite slumping over the last two months, St. Louis Cardinals second baseman JJ Wetherholt is still the National League Rookie of the Year frontrunner over Cincinnati Reds' infielder Sal Stewart.
Aug. 20: The Reds announced that Emanuel cleared waivers and was assigned outright to Louisville. He accepted the assignment rather than opting for free agency. Aug. 17: Major League Baseball can be a tough gig at times. The Reds announced today that lefty Kent Emanuel, whose contract was just selected from Triple-A Louisville this morning, […]
The Cardinals did not take advantage of a worn out Reds bullpen. They pretty much let their starters go as deep as starters end up going nowadays. They let their starter for hire Kent Emmanuel survive through 5 innings despite about two baserunners per inning, but that’s fine because they won anyway. I was definitely […]
Some of the greatest hitters and defenders in the game's history have occupied the hot corner, or more traditionally known as third base. In this piece, we will attempt to name the greatest third baseman from each of the 30 MLB teams in the sport's history. Let's dive in! Arizona Diamondbacks Matt Williams While […]
It’s game 4 of the St. Louis Cardinals 5-game series vs the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday evening as Matthew Liberatore will hopefully be the best version of himself as he’s the scheduled starter. The Reds will force Chase Burns onto the mound. First pitch is scheduled for 5:40pm central time and the game broadcast will be […]
We have checked in regularly on the woes that plague the Cincinnati Reds, owners of the worst record in the National League Central. Namely, we have checked in regularly on just how absymal their ability to score runs has been all season long, and last night’s shutout loss to the St. Louis Cardinals prompted yet […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. The Cincinnati Reds salvaged what would have otherwise been a completely daft Monday yesterday, with Elly De La Cruz smacking the first walk-off hit of his […]
Cardinals catcher/DH Ivan Herrera broke an unfortunate streak on Monday. He threw out Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz trying to steal second base in the third inning. It was Herrera’s first caught stealing since 2024. 1. Crow-Armstrong walks off White Sox As the NL MVP race heats up, Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong delivered another […]
Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Victor Caratini, and a mighty host of others. Today in baseball history, in 1973 – At Shea Stadium, 42-year-old New York Mets outfielder Willie Mays hits the 660th and final home run of his career off Reds lefty Don Gullett, and other stories as well. Today in baseball history: Today in Cubs history: Cubs Birthdays: Victor […]
The Reds have released infielder/outfielder Sam Haggerty, per his MLB.com transaction tracker. He had been with their Triple-A affiliate in Louisville. A former Met and Mariner, Haggerty missed most of 2024 with an Achilles tear and then joined the Rangers on a minor league contract. Haggerty did not crack the Rangers’ Opening Day roster in […]
The Cincinnati Reds received brutal news regarding their starting rotation. Right-hander Hunter Greene will undergo season-ending surgery on his right […]
The Cincinnati Reds added bullpen depth Thursday by claiming right-hander Ron Marinaccio off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates. The move came the same afternoon Cincinnati completed a three-game sweep of the Athletics. Marinaccio, 31, gives the Reds a reliever capable of working multiple innings. He spent his first three major league seasons with the New […] The post Reds add ex-Yankees reliever after sweeping the Athletics appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Reds are placing right-hander Hunter Greene back on the injured list due to soreness in his right elbow. Greene missed the first three-plus months of the 2026 season after a spring procedure to remove loose bodies from that same elbow. The team hasn’t provided a formal diagnosis or provided a timetable for his return. […]
Former Alabama standout Andrew Pinckney is getting his shot in the big leagues after an injury to All-Star James Wood opened up a spot. The post Former Alabama star Andrew Pinckney called up by Washington Nationals appeared first on Saturday Down South .
The Orioles announced that left-hander Cade Povich has been recalled Triple-A Norfolk. Catcher Carlos Narváez and outfielder Christian Franklin, both acquired in trades yesterday, have been activated to the active roster. Those three take the spots of catcher Jake Rogers, outfielder Taylor Ward and right-hander Tyler Wells, who were traded away in separate deals yesterday. […]
Only a year after reaching the postseason, the Cincinnati Reds were considered clear-cut sellers going into Monday’s MLB trade deadline. Yet, the front office sat on their hands.
The Reds made three moves just before the trade deadline. Should we fail to examine them, untold horrors may be visited upon the world.
The St. Louis Cardinals traded Dustin May and JoJo Romero to the Brewers, Lars Nootbaar to the Diamondbacks, and acquired Caleb Ferguson from the Reds in what seems to be an awesome deadline haul for Chaim Bloom.
The Orioles announced that they have acquired outfielder Rece Hinds from the Marlins in exchange for cash considerations. The club’s 40-man roster currently sits at 39 players. Hinds is on the move for the second time this season. He was dealt from the Reds to the Marlins in late May. Cincinnati had designated him for […]
The Cleveland Guardians landed multiple players ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. The team acquired Jo Adell earlier in the day, and then the Guardians added Foster Griffin from the Washington Nationals just before the deadline. After completing the deal for Griffin, the Guardians were able to get one more bat, making a cross-state trade […] The post Guardians land Nathaniel Lowe in cross-state trade with Reds appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Reds are acquiring infielder Juan Brito from the Guardians, reports Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer. Cleveland designated him for assignment this afternoon when they traded for Jo Adell. More to come.