May 4th, 2011 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in Lars, a Reds Report reader, brought to my attention – and rightfully so - in that Bronson Arroyo’s name should have been brought up in the Reds’ starting rotation conversation. As I told him in the comments section, I told him that somehow, I overlooked Arroyo in terms of the Reds’ rotation mix. Having said that, that changes things [...]
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Renteria Pinch-Hit Single Helps Reds Rally Past Marlins 4-3 In 10
Saturday night was an exciting night at Great American Ball Park in terms of what the Cincinnati Reds did in their game against the Florida Marlins. By all rights, this was a game that they should have lost as Aroldis Chapman finally proved to the crowd that he was human, as he gave up a [...]
Molina 3-Run Blast Helps Cardinals Shut Out Reds 3-0
You just knew that it would be a matter of time before the Cincinnati Reds’ offense would finally exhaust itself. Going into Sunday’s contest against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Reds had scored 114 runs in 22 games (just a hair over 5 runs per game), leading the National League over ironically enough, the Cardinals. [...]
McCutchen Thorn In Reds’ Side, Pirates Win 7-6
Usually when the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds get together for a game and series at Great American Ball Park, usually the the team from the Queen City prevails more often than not. Both teams got together at GABP Sunday afternoon for Game 3 of their four-game series in which Edinson Volquez went up against [...]
Hernandez Blast Helps Reds Rally, Edge Brewers 7-6
Perhaps Yogi Berra said best, “It’s deja vu all over again.” While what Berra uttered is what is considered a malaprop, the saying holds true for the Cincinnati Reds as they made a habit of falling behind early, only to rally and more often than not win the game in the final at-bat. That was what made [...]
Milwaukee @ Cincinnati: Preview
Who: Milwaukee Brewers at Cincinnati Reds Where: Great American Ball Park When: March 31, 2:10 PM (Eastern) Pitchers: Yovanni Gallardo (0-0, 0.00 ERA) vs. Edinson Volquez (0-0, 0.00 ERA) Nothing beats Opening Day in the River City. There’s the pre-game parade that’s a tradition. Just as – if not more – important, there are the [...]
2011 Reds Bring Swagger To Opening Day
The Reds take nothing for granted, but have carried a confidence throughout Spring Training that they can repeat as National League Central division champions. No, there weren’t any major upgrades or additions to the roster during the winter — or spring — while rivals like the Brewers and Cardinals were busy. Then again, when you [...]
Volquez Making Progress
Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Edinson Volquez made more progress towards his Opening Day assignment on Tuesday. Although most of the Reds had that day off, Volquez pitched five innings against the team’s Single-A Bakersfield Blaze. The results were mized, as he allowed two runs on two hits, striking out three and hitting three batters and [...]
