CHICAGO -- The Reds finished May with an electric ending. A perfectly executed relay -- including a laser from Elly De La Cruz -- cut down the tying run at the plate for the second out of the ninth to preserve Cincinnati's 5-4, series-opening victory at Wrigley Field on Friday

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CINCINNATI -- It was almost cruel for TJ Friedl to work all the way back from a right wrist fracture in Spring Training only to break his left thumb during the sixth game after his return. Way ahead of schedule, the Reds center fielder was activated from the injured list

Lou Gehrig's life and legacy continue to be remembered and celebrated more than 80 years after his passing. Now, baseball fans of all teams have an opportunity to keep his memory alive while also giving hope to those fighting the disease that took his life. Starting Sunday, June 2, to

Whether you need to see how Aaron Judge will follow up his historically huge May or track Elly De La Cruz's push for 100 stolen bases, there’s plenty of exciting baseball left to be played in 2024. Now, you can follow the action on MLB.TV for a new low price.

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Just a few years ago, the scouting industry and, as a result, those of us who cover the Draft, would just about be in “Go” mode. The recently completed conference tournaments used to be the last looks decision-makers would get at the college crop in a class. Perhaps area scouts

Bud Black has read the stories. He’s seen the classic clips. The Rockies' manager knows a lot about some of the great baseball players who spent time in the Negro Leagues -- players like Josh Gibson and Satchel Paige. So when Black heard that statistics from the Negro Leagues had

With just over six weeks before the Cleveland Guardians make the first selection of the 2024 Draft, MLB Pipeline has a newly expanded, and re-ranked Top 200 Draft prospects list to digest. A lot can happen between now and then in terms of figuring out who goes where, and there

The Reds Community Fund honored local student-athletes with a signing day event in the Jeff Wyler Family Hall of Fame Theater at the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum presented by Dinsmore on Tuesday. Host and Bally Sports Ohio broadcaster Brian Giesenschlag introduced nine seniors from the P&G MLB Cincinnati

At the beginning of this month, we took a look at the hottest hitting prospects for each team. Now it’s time to shine a light on the arms. Here are the hottest pitching prospects for each organization for the month of May, as of Wednesday. Some have been lights out

CINCINNATI -- The Reds found out on Tuesday night that sometimes the road back to seeking a respectable record can be paved with potholes. A crater that got in Cincinnati's way was a 7-1 loss to the Cardinals at Great American Ball Park, which slowed some momentum for both the

The Reds Hall of Fame presented by Dinsmore continues its Signature Series in 2024. At select home games throughout the season, former Reds players will meet fans and sign autographs in Williams Family Champions Gallery inside the Reds Hall of Fame and at the Hall of Fame Shop in the

CINCINNATI – Almost a year ago last season, the Reds were a sub-.500 club in need of a big turnaround to save their season. Beginning on June 9, they started what became a robust 12-game winning streak that not only saved Cincinnati's season, but also put them in playoff contention.

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CINCINNATI -- By no means did the Reds ace their month-plus gauntlet of a schedule that featured several of baseball's best teams, both 2023 World Series teams, two West Coast road trips and some key players getting injured. But they sure did finish it well. A 4-1 win over the

Two months into the 2024 season, no MLB team can say it’s truly at full strength. Every club deals with injuries, and all 30 teams have at least one Major League player on the injured list. Some players are out for the rest of the season, while some are due

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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Near the end of Wake Forest's batting practice session on a sunny spring off day at David F. Crouch Ballpark, Nick Kurtz strode into the cage to take his first hacks. To this point, BP had been pretty routine: the ping of line drives, balls sailing over

CINCINNATI -- Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene brought his new best buddy to the interview room after his game vs. the Dodgers on Saturday night. It was Ross, a French bulldog puppy, who was wearing a Reds T-shirt and taking in the scene. “Did I do OK?” Greene asked Ross.

CINCINNATI -- For a couple of days, the struggling Reds have had a drip, drip, drip of offense that had the club feeling like a breakout was coming. On Friday vs. the Dodgers, the faucet finally flowed with some runs. One of Cincinnati's most thirsty of hitters, Jonathan India, broke

Barking and laughter filled the halls of the SPCA Cincinnati during Andrew Abbott’s visit on Wednesday. The Reds pitcher has been known to play with the local animal shelter’s pups during Bark in the Park events, one of which took place that night, so it was no surprise that he

CINCINNATI -- Considering the preseason expectations for the Reds and their decent first month, the current situation would have seemed hard to fathom. A 6-4 loss to the Padres in 10 innings on Thursday at Great American Ball Park has Cincinnati (20-30) at least 10 games below .500 for the