'That play needs to be made': Dunn consoled by teammates after costly error
CINCINNATI – On a Friday night vs. the Diamondbacks where the Reds missed numerous chances to cash in on scoring opportunities, the consequences landed hardest in the top of the ninth inning when they were on defense. Left fielder Blake Dunn flubbed a sinking line drive for a two-out error
Elly (hamstring) gets good news from follow-up MRI: 'He’s about 90% healed'
CINCINNATI -- Follow-up MRI tests are fairly common for players to check their healing or progress from an injury. When it's for All-Star shortstop Elly De La Cruz, who has been sorely missed from the Reds' lineup, the results of his MRI on Friday were highly anticipated. “He got, I’d
5 Reds with the best chance to make the NL All-Star team
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Reds miss opportunity for road relief in seesaw finale with Padres
SAN DIEGO -- It's not just a hard flight back to Cincinnati because the Reds won only one of six games on their road trip through St. Louis and San Diego. It's knowing that they led all six games and couldn't close most of them out with more wins. Much
With bloody finger after water bottle mishap, Burns grinds out career-high 105 pitches
SAN DIEGO -- It turned out that Chase Burns' professional career-high 105-pitch performance for the Reds against the Padres Tuesday night was even more impressive than originally thought. That's because Burns was pitching with a cut on his right middle finger that happened shortly before the game. He sliced it
Reds' bullpen holds the line until Stewart's decisive blast ends standoff in 11th
SAN DIEGO -- The Reds bullpen has taken lumps and it's taken much of the blame for the skid the club has endured the past several weeks. On Tuesday, it deserved a lot of the credit, even though it was Sal Stewart's big two-run home run in the top of
The best baseball players born on June 10
Who are the best players born on each day of the year? We have a list for every day on the calendar. Here’s a subjective ranking of the top five for June 10. 1) Ken Singleton (1947) A three-time All-Star outfielder, Singleton played 15 seasons from 1970-84 with the Mets,
Pagán eager to ramp up rehab after first bullpen session
SAN DIEGO – Even before a Monday conference call with the Reds training staff and team doctor Tim Kremchek, injured closer Emilio Pagán already had his spikes on, anticipating good news. Once he heard he was good to go, Pagán went to work in the bullpen for the first time
Francona, Reds resolve to halt tough stretch
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Reds unravel in pivotal 7th inning to spoil Abbott's quality start
SAN DIEGO -- Based on how well Andrew Abbott had been pitching for the Reds on Monday and how poorly their bullpen has fared lately, it seemed perfectly logical for manager Terry Francona to try and squeeze one more inning from his starting pitcher.
Stewart, Reds in no rush with long-term extension talks
CINCINNATI -- Sal Stewart's performances for the Reds so far this season have made him a clear National League Rookie of the Year Award contender. Could Stewart also be a candidate to get a long-term contract with Cincinnati? At the moment, that issue appears murkier but not one that is
Burns shakes off illness, early dinger to deliver another gem
CINCINNATI – Chase Burns was pushed back two extra days because of an illness that caused the Reds to scratch his scheduled Monday start. His recent stretch of strong performances was slightly bothered but not derailed. Unfortunately for the Reds, their lineup could not pull another rabbit from its hat,
Reds send struggling Friedl to Triple-A, recall Marte
CINCINNATI – Struggles at the plate prompted the move of outfielder TJ Friedl from lineup regular to role player and then, on Wednesday, back to the Minor Leagues. The Reds have optioned Friedl to Triple-A Louisville and recalled outfielder Noelvi Marte. For Friedl, it marks the first time he's been
Reds walk it off to complete rally ... and they only needed 4 hits to do it
CINCINNATI -- Especially after Elly De La Cruz went on the injured list Monday, the Reds will need multiple hitters to step up to produce big hits. Against the Royals on Tuesday, there weren't many hits at all -- four for the game to be exact -- but they were
McCambley gets long-awaited big league callup after whirlwind '26
CINCINNATI -- It's not even the All-Star break yet, but it's already been a 2026 filled with upheaval and change for reliever Zach McCambley, and the right-hander is grateful for all of it. That's because on Tuesday, the journey brought him to the Major Leagues for the first time with
Krall discusses Reds' needs ahead of fast approaching Trade Deadline
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Reds No. 3 prospect Arroyo caps wild day with 1st MLB hit
CINCINNATI – It was a whirlwind three hours Monday that carried infield prospect Edwin Arroyo from being groggy at his apartment in Louisville to the thrill of entering a big league clubhouse at Great American Ball Park with a No. 2 jersey hanging in his new locker. "Really excited, that
De La Cruz (hamstring) heads to 10-day IL for first time in his career
CINCINNATI -- Since he made his Major League debut just under three years ago, shortstop Elly De La Cruz has been the Reds' best player and their biggest game-changer. Now Cincinnati will have to find a way without its two-time All-Star. For the first time in his big league career,
Despite injury, bullpen issues, Reds squarely in mix for NL Central
CINCINNATI – It's safe to say two things about the state of the Reds right now. Where they are so far this season isn't how they drew it up before heading to Spring Training. And, that was one very rough month of May for the club. The month ended with
Elly exits Reds' win with hamstring tightness, set to undergo MRI
CINCINNATI – Elly De La Cruz has been durable and played through injuries since debuting for the Reds in 2023. So when De La Cruz pulled up running to first base on a hit to the wall, it was clear something was wrong.
After reset week, Singer's struggles still present in latest start
CINCINNATI – The Reds were hoping that a week off might be restorative for Brady Singer as their starting pitcher looked to turn around from a string of lackluster outings.
Reds' relief corps takes another hit with Johnson placed on IL
CINCINNATI -- A Reds bullpen that's already burdened by dwindling numbers lost another reliever on Saturday, when veteran right-hander Pierce Johnson was placed on the 15-day injured list with right elbow inflammation.
Reds bullpen struggles after losing leverage reliever Ashcraft to 60-day IL
CINCINNATI -- Just as the Reds' bullpen has appeared to have regained some of its footing this week, it was dealt another injury blow that will definitely affect how the club navigates the later innings. Graham Ashcraft, a high-leverage reliever, was placed on the 60-day injured list Friday with a
Greene rejoins Reds in Cincy, with encouraging reports from Arizona rehab
CINCINNATI -- For the first time since Spring Training, injured Reds pitcher Hunter Greene was back in the clubhouse with the team on Friday. After camp broke, Greene remained in Goodyear, Ariz., to rehab from March 11 arthroscopic surgery that removed loose bodies from his right elbow. “Massive difference. It’s
These 3 Reds are on Award-worthy pace two months into the season
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