Cincinnati Reds

Cincinnati scored eight unanswered runs in the late innings to take the series opener over UCF, 9-4, on Friday night at John Euliano Park. With the Knights (25-14, 8-11 Big 12) holding to a 4-1 lead in the seventh inning following six strong innings from starter Ben Vespi, the Bearcats (24-18, 10-9 Big 12) scored three runs in the top of the seventh to tie things up and added five more in the eighth to earn the come-from-behind victory.

One year to the day after he beat the Texas Rangers in his most emotional start, Graham Ashcraft pitched even better for the Cincinnati Reds Friday.

Marcus Semien homered to break an eighth-inning tie, helping the Rangers beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1 on Friday night. Semien pulled a 1-1 fastball from Lucas Sims (1-1) down the line in left. Jacob Latz, José Leclerc (2-2) and Kirby Yates retired the final nine Cincinnati batters, Yates getting his fourth save in four chances. Texas' bullpen has thrown 16 straight scoreless innings.

The Cincinnati Reds believed they should have been here, in Texas, instead of Arizona last fall. They're taking their best shot now.

Cincinnati Reds center fielder and leadoff man TJ Friedl could be about two weeks from returning from the wrist injury suffered March 16.

The Boston Red Sox have tapped Connecticut's Route 10 corridor to bolster their pitching ranks at the minor league level. Both pitchers have pro experience — the 30-year-old Romano a decade's worth. Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 2011 out of Southington High School, Romano spent 10 seasons with that organization before being designated for assignment in 2021.

Reds will start Graham Ashcraft (3-1, 5.24 ERA) in the first game of a six-game road trip to Texas and San Diego.

Philadelphia Phillies slugger Bryce Harper made a heckler in Cincinnati eat his words by clobbering a home run on the very next pitch he saw. Harper, who was reinstated from the paternity list Thursday, was batting with two outs and a man on in the 3rd inning when he enacted his revenge.

Despite earning a 7-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds during the first game in the series on April 22, the Philadelphia Phillies only managed to win one other game against the home team, giving the teams a series split. Keep scrolling for everything we saw during the Philadelphia Reds' blowout on April 22. Photos by Kevin Lush

The Reds' seven-game homestand showed everything that's possible for Elly De La Cruz. It starts with his preparation.

Phillies ace Zack Wheeler only allowed one hit in six shutout innings on Thursday.

Will Benson broke out of an 0-for-18 slump and went on to contribute some of the biggest hits of Wednesday's Reds win.

Santiago Espinal had three RBIs, reliever Fernando Cruz pitched out a jam in the seventh inning and the Cincinnati Reds held on for a 7-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night. Will Benson had a solo homer in the third inning. Espinal singled home two as part of a four-run sixth and drove in another with a sacrifice fly in the seventh.

Apr. 24—An area state representative is going to bat for Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose with a piece of legislation that aims to help Rose land a place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Today, the 83-year-old Rose is on a very short list of the greatest baseball players in MLB history not enshrined in the Hall of Fame, along with Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and Roger Clemens, who faced ...

On Tuesday, Christian Encarnacion-Strand had three hits and two RBI in a win over the Phillies.

The World Series champions are adding a familiar name to their pitching staff.

Last year with the Reds, Sam Moll posted a 0.73 ERA in 25 appearances.

FOCO's new Bighead bobbleheads of Tony Perez, Johnny Bench and Barry Larkin are numbered to 144 and about 10 inches tall.

Ranger Suárez allowed two hits in seven innings and Kody Clemens hit a three-run homer as the Philadelphia Phillies extended their winning streak to seven games with a 7-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Monday night. Suárez (4-0) ran his scoreless streak to 25 innings. Gregory Soto and Jeff Hoffman completed the two-hitter for Philadelphia's fourth shutout this season, tying Cleveland for most in the majors.

Hunter Greene was more efficient on Monday, but he also allowed four runs in a loss to the Phillies.

Frankie Montas is expected to miss his next two starts due to a forearm bruise.