After going 31-29 in the shortened 2020 season, the Cincinnati Reds made it into the playoffs for the first time since 2013. Unfortunately, after an early exit, the team has yet to find its way back to the penultimate dance. Following a 77-85 season in 2024, the Reds were aggressive in the offseason, making many key moves, including trading for Brady Singer and hiring Terry … [Read more...] about Cam Collier Could Help Propel the Reds Back to the Dance
Most Important Stretch of Reds Baseball in Five Years Upcoming
Through a year of frustrations, hope, and everything in between, the Cincinnati Reds are now in possession of the final Wild Card spot with six games remaining in the season. They have the same record as the flailing New York Mets (80 – 76), but they do hold the tiebreaker over them. Most Important Stretch of Reds Baseball in Five Years Upcoming The season is no longer a … [Read more...] about Most Important Stretch of Reds Baseball in Five Years Upcoming
Analyzing TJ Friedl’s Performance and Future
Center fielder TJ Friedl has been solid for the Cincinnati Reds ever since his debut in 2021. He has a bit of an up and down habit where one good season is followed by a down year. In 2025, he is in one of his “good” seasons, which begs the question: What should the Cincinnati Reds do with Friedl following this season? Analyzing TJ Friedl’s Performance and Future Friedl’s … [Read more...] about Analyzing TJ Friedl’s Performance and Future
The Stability of Hunter Greene’s Dominance
After spending nearly three months on the injured list with a strained right groin, Hunter Greene has returned to the Cincinnati Reds starting rotation. He has made two starts since his return on August 14th and has not missed a beat. Every postseason team needs a legit number one ace to lead the team, and Greene has proven to be just that for the Reds. While they are most … [Read more...] about The Stability of Hunter Greene’s Dominance
Fatigue Could Be Catching Up with Elly De La Cruz
The heart and soul of the Cincinnati Reds is, without a doubt, their 23-year-old shortstop Elly De La Cruz. In his third major league season, De La Cruz started off hot, making his second consecutive All-Star team, and looked like he was taking yet another step forward in his game. However, it seems like the wheels have fallen off in the past month or so in many aspects of his … [Read more...] about Fatigue Could Be Catching Up with Elly De La Cruz