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Bryan Price has been out of Major League Baseball for the last year-and-a-half, but his ticket back into the league could come from the Boston Red Sox. Tim Brown of Yahoo! Sports reported Sunday that the Red Sox have spoken to the former Cincinnati …
We are not even a month into the MLB regular season, and one manager has already lost his job. On Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds announced that they are parting ways with manager Bryan Price and pitching coach Mack Jenkins. Bench coach Jim Riggleman …
Cincinnati Reds manager Bryan Price came out of the dugout on Sunday to argue with the umpiring crew after one of his players had been ejected, and he almost ended up meeting the same fate. Had it not been for a seventh inning tradition in ballparks …
Despite enduring a woeful 2016 campaign that has seen them go 67-92 and counting, the Cincinnati Reds will not be making any major coaching staff changes for next season. The team announced on Friday that Bryan Price will be retained as manager for …
The Cincinnati Reds are having yet another poor season, and it sounds like manager Bryan Price could get the ax. CBS Sports’ Jon Heyman reports that Price’s job status looks “extremely tenuous” and that most don’t expect …
Manager Bryan Price might have set a record Saturday for the quickest ejection of all time. The Cincinnati Reds manager was tossed from his team’s game against the Indians before it even began. Price went out to exchange lineup cards and then …
Cincinnati Reds manager Bryan Price on Tuesday apologized for his explosive rant, but he made it clear that he is only sorry for the language he used. “In my pre-game conversation with reporters yesterday, I used wholly inappropriate language …
Frustration around the Reds is high early in the season and manager Bryan Price let off some steam on Monday. As is the case with many managers/head coaches, Price would prefer to keep some items close to the vest, for understandable reasons. …
Tempers flared during the Cardinals’ win over the Reds on Sunday, particularly on the Cincinnati side of the field. Reds manager Bryan Price was ejected in the eighth inning for arguing that a player was hit by a pitch, but his blood pressure …
Cincinnati Reds manager Bryan Price had seen enough during his team’s game against the Washington Nationals on Thursday. With the Reds hitless through three innings and having committed four errors in a loss the previous night, Price decided …
