Castellanos strikes back with his bat, leads Reds over Cards
CINCINNATI — Nick Castellanos came out swinging with his bat a day after being ejected for inciting a bench-clearing melee, hitting a three-run homer...
Reds, Cards scrap at plate and outfield, Castellanos tossed
CINCINNATI — Nick Castellanos stood over and jawed at St. Louis pitcher Jake Woodford after scoring Saturday, setting off a series of scuffles between...
Goldschmidt, Arenado deliver, Cards open fast, top Reds 11-6
CINCINNATI — Paul Goldschmidt and newcomer Nolan Arenado combined for six hits in a boosted St. Louis lineup, and the Cardinals roughed up Luis...
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April 3
1923 — Expelled “Black Sox” players Happy Felsch and...
Akiyama, Gray among hurting Reds who will miss opening day
Spring training took its toll on the Cincinnati Reds, and some key players who suffered injuries won't be back in time for Thursday's opener.
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Mad Bum gets opener for D-backs; Kluber is Yanks’ No. 2
The Arizona Diamondbacks are ready to open the season in familiar fashion: with Mad Bum on the mound.
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Reds release former NL batting champ Strange-Gordon
GOODYEAR, Arizona — The Cincinnati Reds on Friday released Dee Strange-Gordon, a non-roster invitee to spring training who auditioned at shortstop.
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Twins coach Mike Bell, brother of Reds manager, dies at 46
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Minnesota Twins bench coach Mike Bell, the younger brother of Cincinnati Reds manager David Bell, died Friday of kidney cancer....
Dick Stockton wraps up memorable 55-year announcing career
Carlton Fisk retired from baseball in 1993 but the announcer who called his famous World Series home run has only just announced his own.
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Reds’ India impresses in spring, could be ready for breakout
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Cincinnati Reds infielder Jonathan India might be forcing his way onto the big league roster and even a starting spot in...
