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Baseball Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin is going in on his beloved former team. Larkin, who now works as an analyst for Bally Sports Ohio, had some harsh remarks about the Cincinnati Reds this week. The retired former NL MVP was on the broadcast …
The Cincinnati Reds are doing a bit of bargain-boxing ahead of the MLB trade deadline. The Reds announced on Monday that they have acquired first baseman Ty France in a trade with the Seattle Mariners. Cincinnati is also receiving cash considerations …
One former champion for the Los Angeles Dodgers was unable to recapture lightning in a bottle with his new MLB team. The Cincinnati Reds announced on Friday that they have designated infielder Edwin Rios for assignment. Cincinnati is activating …
The Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees had quite the standoff during the national anthem prior to Thursday’s game. Reds pitcher Graham Ashcraft was determined to avoid being the last to leave the field after the anthem when two members of the …
Ken Griffey Jr. last played in MLB in 2010, but he has been drawing pay checks from the Cincinnati Reds even in retirement. That deal has finally expired. Griffey was sent by Seattle to Cincinnati ahead of the 2000 MLB season and then signed a …
A deranged send by Chicago Cubs third base coach Willie Harris did not end up paying dividends on Friday. The Cubs were trailing 5-3 in the bottom of the ninth against the Cincinnati Reds but had runners at the corners with just one out and …
The MLB offseason is not finished just yet. Jon Morosi of MLB Network reported on Wednesday that the Cincinnati Reds are making a notable trade with the Toronto Blue Jays. Cincinnati is acquiring veteran infielder Santiago Espinal and sending righty …
A few years after they had Wade Miley in town, the Cincinnati Reds are trying their luck on another Houston Astros alum. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported on Friday that the Reds have agreed to a deal with veteran outfielder Tony Kemp. They …
A key member of the 1970s Cincinnati Reds dynasty has died this week. The Reds announced on Wednesday that former lefty pitcher Don Gullett has died at the age of 73. No cause of death was given. The Cincinnati Reds offer condolences to the family …
The Cincinnati Reds have signed a guy who sounds like he was just born to play baseball. Cincinnati made a notable international signing this week, agreeing to terms with infielder Ichiro Cano. The 18-year-old Cano is a Baja California native and …
One veteran hitter is officially coming home. MSM Sports announced on Monday that their client Josh Harrison has agreed to a free-agent deal with the Cincinnati Reds. It is a homecoming for Harrison, who is a native of Cincinnati. The 36-year-old …
The Cincinnati Reds let Joey Votto walk as a free agent at the end of the season, but he remains unsigned as the calendar moves toward February. That could, in theory, leave some space for the Reds to walk back their previous decision. The Reds have …
Elly De La Cruz appears to be gearing up for his encore next season. Cincinnati Reds writer Bryce Spalding shared some videos this week of a new-looking swing from the Reds phenom De La Cruz. Most notably, De La Cruz seems to have done away with his …
At least three teams are reportedly expressing interest in Cincinnati Reds legend Joey Votto, who is a free agent for the first time.
The Cincinnati Reds are making a big move to sign a former New York Yankees pitcher for a significant sum of money. The Reds are signing Frankie Montas to a one-year deal, according to multiple reports. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reported that …
A friendly rivalry may be brewing in the NL Central for the services of one former Cy Young Award winner. Jon Morosi of MLB Network reported Tuesday that the Chicago Cubs and the Cincinnati Reds are among the teams active in trade conversations for …
