Cincinnati Reds

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It’s a sad reality that you won’t be able to roll into Great American Ball Park, buy a ticket for the top of the right-field seats, and prep yourself to be pelted with homers socked by Elly De La Cruz for 10 days. Alas, the Cincinnati Reds have left town for a three-city road trip that will take them through St. Louis, Kansas City, and Houston, and the star the Reds unleashed on the baseball world won’t be at home for what already feels like ages. For now, what we’re left with is the indelible impact of his first few games as a big leaguer, the electricity that he helped bring to GABP, and the atmosphere that helped propel the Reds to a series victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. What will they do when Christian Encarnacion-Strand joins the fray, which he already deserves to do?

Cincinnati Reds young right hander Hunter Greene is one of the league’s upcoming aces. Through 12 games the right hander has an ERA of 3.92 to go along with 88 strikeouts. The St. Louis Cardinals are set to face the flamethrower on Sunday, with it being his first start in 10 days due to back stiffness. Prior to that injury though, Greene might’ve figured something out as he allowed just 1 run across 2 starts while striking out 19 batters.

Clayton Kershaw wasn’t happy about a ninth-inning injury Thursday to his personal catcher, Austin Barnes.

The Mets were swept by the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night after the bullpen couldn’t secure a late-game lead, despite the offense putting up 10 runs.

With the bevy of injuries the Yankees are currently facing, it’s a terrible time for Luis Severino to emerge as a legitimate concern.

I attended the 2012 Ryder Cup and saw so little actual golf, while peering between and around the masses, that I finally plopped down before a massive TV on the grounds, and I wasn’t alone.

Clayton Kershaw throws seven shutout innings and David Peralta has four hits as Dodgers beat the Reds 6-0 to stop losing streak at four games.

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed pitcher Noah Syndergaard on the 15-day injured list Thursday with a blister on the index finger of his right throwing hand. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said the timetable for Syndergaard’s return is unknown despite the 15-day designation. Syndergaard allowed six runs and seven hits in three innings against the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night, raising his ERA to 7.16.

Fans at Cincinnati’s Bark in the Park game at GABP expressed their feelings about future Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Brady.

The Bengals QB was at it again.

One day after displaying uncommon patience in his debut, Cincinnati Reds prospect Elly De La Cruz showed off rare power and speed vs. the Dodgers.

The first 20,000 fans will receive a co-branded Chiefs and Royals rally towel.

Many were skeptical Jonny DeLuca would one day play major league baseball. The outfielder is set to make his debut with the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Wednesday officially marks two months past Daytona Tortugas opening day in the 2023 season. The Tortugas hold a 21-31 record.

The Dodgers jumped to an 8-3 lead, but the Reds walked it off as the bullpen blew it late in the 9-8 loss Tuesday in Cincinnati.

MLB Network’s Al Leiter said the Reds’ Andrew Abbott already has elite curveball spin rate.

Cincinnati Reds newcomer Elly De La Cruz predicted Matt McLain’s late-game heroics. McLain’s single to deep center field highlighted a three-run comeback in the ninth inning as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-8 on Tuesday night. Trailing 8-6 with one out in the bottom of the ninth, Cincinnati loaded the bases against reliever Caleb Ferguson.