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Can Cincinnati?s Big Offense Carry Them to the Postseason?
There is no doubt the Reds will continue to hit, but can the starting rotation stand tall and keep them in games throughout the home stretch of the season?

Jason Follain. 30th Aug, 2010.

2010 Season Preview: Cincinnati Reds
The Reds have unfortunately been largely dormant for the past decade, but between Joey Votto and the potential of the young pitching staff, relevant baseball is creeping back into The Queen City.

Christopher Reina. 3rd Apr, 2010.

Reds Should Be Patient With Chapman
A $30 million contract for Aroldis Chapman was certainly not a surprise. But the team who issued that contract clearly was a huge surprise.

Lee Dorner. 21st Jan, 2010.

Auditing The Cincinnati Reds 2008 Season
In an alternate universe the 2008 Reds could have looked like the 2008 Rays, but down years fro Harang and Arroyo, combined with inconsistent hitting left the club near the bottom of the NL Central in Dusty Baker's first season.

Christopher Reina. 4th Dec, 2008.

Griffey The Real Homerun Stud Of The 90s?
Taking out Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa, you would find Ken Griffey Jr. fourth on the all-time home run list, and he still has a shot to catch Willie Mays.

Eric Galko. 28th May, 2008.

Reds Should Build Around One-Two Punch
Time are really tough in Cincinnati, but GM Wayne Krivsky would be well-advised to build around Bronson Arroyo and Aaron Harang.

Douglas Benton. 23rd Jul, 2007.

Roster Changes Accompany New Ownership
Needing to eventually clear up their crowded outfield the Reds traded first baseman Sean Casey to the Pirates for 26 year old left handed pitcher Dave Williams. Williams brings with him a 17-26 lifetime record and a career 4.25 ERA. In 2005 he went 10-11 with a 4.41 ERA. He doesn't have overpowering stuff and his fastball only tops out around 88 mph but the Reds hope that he can bring some stability to their shaky rotation. He will likely be slotted as their number 3 or 4 starter.

Mitch Cotter. 14th Dec, 2005.

Big Red Machine Has Stalled
While the Cincinnati Reds' hitting is very solid this season, their pitching has been subpar at best.

Doug Benton. 21st Jun, 2005.

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Where Prince Will Hang His Crown In 2012

If the Jays front office thinks they can form a starting rotation worthy of contending in the East in the next couple seasons, there is no reason to believe that they will not make a run at Prince Fielder.

Jason Follain. 9th November, 2011.

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Christopher Reina. 12th July, 2010.

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