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Always bet on Red.
Following the completion of the 2020 MLB regular season by basically everyone but the lucky-ass St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday, the 2020 MLB playoff matchups were set. The bracket was released, fresh with a 16 team format that the sport has never seen used before.
We here at Red Reporter pride ourselves on our abilities to use our own proprietary simulation systems to attempt to estimate precisely how the future will project, and immediately went to work attempting to...
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Cincinnati’s first postseason matchup in seven years has it facing one of the league’s best offenses.
It has been 25 years since the Cincinnati Reds last won a playoff series. I’m sure it would have been a thrill for me, had I been more than 10 months old at the time. Alas, I have no memory of the day the Reds knocked off the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1995 NLDS. I do, however, remember the NLDS losses of 2010 and 2012, as well as the NL Wild Card...
Fortunately for the Reds, they do have a few notable starters locked into spots going into next year.
MLB hasn’t announced anything specific policy-wise on this, but it sounds like Bauer has some inside info.
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Taking stock of a regular season now officially in the books.
The Cincinnati Reds have played the entirety of their 60 game regular season, and did so winning more games than they lost. A trivial claim in some lots, but not here, not where winning has been so few and far between for the last handful-and-a-half years.
The 2020 Cincinnati Reds were a winning club, and while it took expanded playoffs for them to claim a spot in the...
With a hectic final day of play in the books, the 2020 playoff field is officially set – which visual learners can view here from MLB Network. The defending World Series champion Nationals and their newly crowned batting champion Juan Soto will watch from home.
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Final game of the regular season.
Today's Lineups Aristides Aquino - LF Max Kepler - RF Nick Castellanos - RF Luis Arraez - 2B Joey Votto - DH Nelson Cruz - DH Eugenio Suarez - 3B Eddie Rosario - LF Mike Moustakas - 1B Jake Cave - CF Nick Senzel - CF Miguel Sano - 1B Kyle Farmer - 2B Jorge Polanco - SS Jose Garcia - SS Marwin Gonzalez - 3B Curt Casali - C Alex Avila - C Sonny Gray - RHP Rich Hill - LHPPhoto by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images
Sonny Gray vs Rich Hill
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH LAST GAME OF THE SEASON GO REDS THEY ARE MY FAVORITE TEAM WOOOOOOOOOOO
Your Redboys have one more trip around the ball orchard before the Postseason starts and it has some important implications. The Reds should win and they should try really hard to win. Sonny Gray will start against Rich Hill, who was supposed to be Homer Bailey. Homer was DFA’d a few days ago. See ya again on down the trail, Hoss.
This whole...
The club will surely issue Bauer a qualifying offer that will be rejected, thus putting the Reds in line to receive a compensatory draft pick if Bauer signs elsewhere.
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Move along. Nothing to see here.
The Joe Nuxhall Memorial Honorary Star of the GameThe Minnesota Twins hit every double that has ever been hit. The Cincinnati Reds did not.
Rest assured, the Cincinnati Reds are still going to the playoffs, though. Fuhgeddaboutit.
Key Plays The Cincinnati Reds... ...are going to the playoffs. Twins won, 7-3. Tony Graphanino Other Notes The Cincinnati Reds are going to the playoffs. Luis Castillo got hit somewhat...David Kohl-USA TODAY Sports
Go Playoff Reds!
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Playoff Bound Cincinnati Reds.
The Cincinnati Reds are playoff bound.
That doesn’t have much to do with this game, or a preview of this game. I just wanted to type it. It’s fun.
It’s hard to get too worked up for this game, though. I don’t anticipate it’ll be as bad as the Day after Clinchmas or anything. And the seeding isn’t necessarily all sewn up. But, the Reds are very probably locked into the 7th spot, and they are probably going to drawn...
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Once likely, then unlikely, then likely again...they’ve found their way at the optimum time.
The Cincinnati Reds are going to play in the 2020 Major League Baseball playoffs. Apologies, but I just needed to see it typed out once more.
There are a wide range of emotions running through my veins at the moment - some sprinting, some jogging - and I’m going to try to take a deep breath and channel that into something coherent, even though it’s long past...
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PLAYOFF BOUND!
The Joe Nuxhall Memorial Honorary Star of the GameThe Tampa Bay Rays dispatched the Philadelphia Phillies earlier Friday.
While the St. Louis Cardinals split their doubleheader with the Milwaukee Brewers, though that was all the help Cincinnati Reds needed if they could simply beat the Minnesota Twins on Friday night, as that trio of scenarios could combine to form one giant playoff GoBot in the Reds favor.
Believe it or not, that’s...
The Cincinnati Reds clinched their first postseason berth in seven years thanks to their 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins Cincinnati has been building toward playoff ...
The final series of the regular season begins.
In case you had not yet heard, tonight’s Reds/Twins game will be streaming for free on YouTube.
Go Reds!
Today's Lineups Shogo Akiyama - LF Max Kepler - RF Nick Castellanos - RF Josh Donaldson - 3B Joey Votto - 1B Nelson Cruz - DH Eugenio Suarez - 3B Eddie Rosario - LF Mike Moustakas - 2B Byron Buxton - CF Jesse Winker - DH Miguel Sano - 1B Nick Senzel - CF Jorge Polanco - SS Freddy Galvis - SS Mitch Garver - C Tucker Barnhart -...Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images
The final series of the 2020 regular season commences.
When the NHL reached the go-go 1990s, expansion and relocation became all the rage. Cities were jumping at the opportunity to throw money into new stadiums, doing their best to either earn rights to expansion franchises or to lure other, existing franchises with their newly built, state of the art stadiums.
Such was the case in Dallas, and they were able to bring hockey all the way south to Texas...
Brennaman confirmed he has turned in his resignation to the Reds and Fox Sports Ohio. The 56-year-old was suspended last month after he was caught on a hot mic during a broadcast using a homophobic slur.
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He had been suspended indefinitely since using a slur on-air in August.
It has been roughly five weeks since a microphone picked up Thom Brennaman using a homophbic slur on-air during a Cincinnati Reds broadcast, one that saw him later step away before being suspended by the team.
Today, Brennaman announced that he will resign from his role, as Evan Millward of Cincinnati station WCPO relayed earlier on Twitter.
EXCLUSIVE: Thom Brennaman tells me he is...
While the 34-year-old managed excellent strikeout and walk rates, averaged just under 96 mph on his fastball and posted a personal-best 15.3 percent swinging-strike rate, he was nonetheless victimized for a 6.27 ERA/5.49 FIP.