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Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago White Sox – Rhett Lowder vs. Luis Castillo
In a bygone era where some baseball front offices still valued the concepts of wins and earned run average as gospel, the Cincinnati Reds managed to flip Dan Straily to the Miami Marlins for a fireballing young pitching prospect named Luis Castillo. Castillo, in turn, gave the Reds 792.1 IP across six seasons, 17.8 bWAR, […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago White Sox – Nick Lodolo vs. Sean Burke
The Cincinnati Reds are back in action (for better or for worse) after Monday’s day off, this time on the road in Chicago where they’ll take on the White Sox at Guaranteed Rate Field. The Reds made several moves earlier in the day, including the activation of lefty Nick Lodolo off the 15-day injured list […]
Cincinnati Reds activate Nick Lodolo, select contract of Michael Toglia
The Cincinnati Reds made official the optioning of IF/OF Ivan Johnson on Monday despite it being an off-day for the club ahead of their series in Chicago against the White Sox. They then gave us a full day to speculate on just what other roster moves lay in store as lefty Nick Lodolo was also […]
How many more innings does Reds ace Chase Burns get this year?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. The most recent start from Cincinnati Reds ace Chase Burns was a uniquely poor one. He yielded 5 ER and 6 H with a trio of walks […]
Once again, the Cincinnati Reds have the worst offense in baseball
It was long ago etched in the Red Reporter constitution that the writer of any particular article was encouraged – obligated, even – to cherry pick some stats to support their argument. Today, that’s no different, and the Cincinnati Reds once again got to wake up with the worst offense in all of Major League […]
What Cincinnati Reds fans can look forward to for the rest of the season
The Cincinnati Reds just got swept by a Washington Nationals club that was behind them on the periphery of the National League Wild Card standings at the outset of the series. It’s a Nats club that just spent the last two weeks selling off pieces of importance to other clubs as they prepped for the […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Washington Nationals – Brady Singer vs. Brad Lord
A sweep at the hands of the Washington Nationals may well be the last final final last death knell for the 2026 Cincinnati Reds season. The Nats found a way to beat even Chase Burns on Saturday in yet another game where the Reds offense failed to show up, and now the Reds are once […]
Chase Burns leads the Reds against Nationals on Saturday
If ever the Cincinnati Reds are going to sneak their way into the playoff race, they’re going to need every last good thing than ace Chase Burns can give them – especially now that they’ll be without Hunter Greene for the remainder of the season. Problem is, Burns is going to slam into an innings […]
You think the Cincinnati Reds flunked the trade deadline
Monday’s trade deadline action didn’t exactly go on-script for the Cincinnati Reds. At least, it sure didn’t follow the script most everyone across the nation expected to see play out. The Reds, mired in last place and with a New Jersey Turnpike full of teams ahead of them in the Wild Card race, looked like […]
Cincinnati Reds get to prep for a 2027 season without Hunter Greene
‘Getting a second opinion in Los Angeles from Dr. Neal El Attrache’ is thinly veiled code for a baseball player about to go under the knife for surgery. The only question at that point, of course, is the level of severity, but if it’s a second opinion odds are there has already been at least […]
Chase Petty to start for Reds tonight against Nationals
With a free spot on the team’s 40-man roster (and another freed up by the move of Blake Dunn to the 60-day IL), the Cincinnati Reds made a pair of roster claims on Thursday afternoon. Right Ron Marinaccio was claimed off waivers by the Pittsburgh Pirates, while the club also announced the addition of righty […]
The Reds might be just good enough to break our hearts again
The Cincinnati Reds took down the A’s yesterday by the score of 6-5, in doing so wrapping up a series sweep at home. The win also dug them out of last place in the National League Central for the first time since the Republic of Sienna surrendered to the Florentine-Imperial army, and it clawed the […]
Reds place Hunter Greene back on injured list with elbow soreness
It was odd when the Cincinnati Reds ran up against the August 3rd trade deadline and decided not to move veteran righty Brady Singer. The innings-eating machine is set to be a free agent, after all, and had pitched at a well above league-average level for the better part of two months. It was even […]
Rhett Lowder takes the mound as Reds look for series win over Athletics
Cincinnati Reds righty Rhett Lowder pitched out of the bullpen across the first two weeks of July, doing so as the team’s rotation was suddenly robust upon the return of Hunter Greene. He did pretty fine work there, too, but in his first start after a trio of relief appearances he was shelled for 11 […]
How do you think the Reds managed the trade deadline?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. The Cincinnati Reds sat idle for almost the entire run-up to the August 3rd trade deadline. As the final hour neared, though, they managed to make a […]
Cincinnati Reds begin post-deadline odyssey by hosting the Athletics
Brady Singer is still a part of the Cincinnati Reds rotation, and he won’t have to waste any time in showing himself as a part of this club going forward. The Reds first game after Monday’s trade deadline will be a home contest against the Athletics, formerly of Oakland, Sacramento, and currently of Las Vegas, […]
Deadline trade grades for the Cincinnati Reds
There are a select few of you who have maintained interest in the workings of the Cincinnati Reds despite their poor performance on the field and stuck around all the way until 6:00 PM ET tonight to see what they did at the trade deadline. You a freedivers, and for that I applaud you. You […]
Cincinnati Reds Trade Deadline Tracker
The deadline for Major League Baseball teams to make trades during the 2026 season is today – Monday, August 3rd – at 6:00 PM ET, and the Cincinnati Reds presumably have a lot of business to take care of between now and then. The currently sit at 53-58, mired in last place in the National […]
Cincinnati Reds trade Nathaniel Lowe to Cleveland Guardians
At the last gasp on MLB trade deadline day, the Cincinnati Reds finally struck a deal to move one of their seven players who’ll be free agents at season’s end. As ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported, the Reds have shipped 1B/DH Nathaniel Lowe north to the Cleveland Guardians. While the return is not yet known (and […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates – Chase Burns vs. Mitch Keller
The Cincinnati Reds dropped Saturday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at home in Great American Ball Park, but on Sunday they’ve got their ace on the mound with the series victory in the balance. Chase Burns will toe the rubber for the good guys opposite Bucs starter Mitch Keller, with first pitch on the […]
How the MLB trade deadline is shaping up for the Cincinnati Reds
Well, it looks as if the Cincinnati Reds won’t be acquiring two-time American League Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal this deadline. The Los Angeles Dodgers predictably fired a broadside shot across the league by reportedly acquiring the Detroit Tigers ace late on Saturday night, and when that deal goes through the reigning World Series […]
Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates – Andrew Abbott vs. Braxton Ashcraft
Don’t look now, but the Cincinnati Reds are on a roll! They’re still just 52-57 on the season, in last place in the National League Central, and remain 4.5 games back of the final NL Wild Card spot, so perhaps look just a little bit. Still, they’ve gone 9-5 since the season’s second half began, […]
It’s an ace-off in Cincinnati between Paul Skenes and Hunter Greene
The Cincinnati Reds will look to keep the good vibes rolling after yesterday’s walk-of win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opener of this weekend’s four game series in Great American Ball Park. On paper, the pitching matchup is about as delicious as one can be. Pirates ace Paul Skenes will start for Pittsburgh while […]
New York Yankees interested in Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson, per reports
The last place Cincinnati Reds are limping towards the August 3rd trade deadline at just 51-57, still buried in the busy National League Wild Card standings 5.5 games back of the final spot. That comes with the caveat that there are six NL clubs they’d have to jump to earn their way into that spot […]
Rhett Lowder leads Reds into series opener against Pirates
The nature of the current MLB playoff beast is set to play out this weekend in Cincinnati as the Reds play host to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Between the vast parity underneath the top 3 or 4 teams in the sport and Rob Manfred’s Superexpanded Megaplayoff format, the above-.500 Pirates roll into town likely buyers ahead […]
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