Are the Reds good, bad, or somewhere in between?

It stings to see another Reds star traded away, but bringing in Brady Singer from the Royals is a win-now move.

Hiring Tito Francona was the first step. The next step is giving him the tools to actually win.

A tribute to a perfectly imperfect ballplayer.

David Bell is out as Reds manager, and now the all the Reds problems are solved... ...right?

The 2024 Reds season began with so much promise, but it ended like so many others: disappointing, but not surprising in the least.

The Reds made Phil Castellini CEO and the team responded with back-to-back pitiful performances. Sounds like business as ususal.

The Reds were active at the deadline, but it left a lot of fans – especially your's truly – wanting a lot more.

It's been a disappointing season so far, but the foundational pieces are there for the Reds to be much, much better.

After suffering a series sweep to the Nationals over the weekend, it's time to come to terms with what the Reds are: inconsistent.

Rece Hinds' moment has been exhilarating, but it brings up just as many questions as it does answers.

Are the Reds a good team that plays poorly on occasion? Or a bad team with fleeting moments of greatness? It's impossible to tell.

After a brutal start to his season, Jeimer Candelario is in the middle of a resurgence – and it's keeping the Reds in the mix in the NL.

After a nailbiter victory on Friday night, the Reds fought their way back into the playoff picture. This team is rounding into form.

The Reds thought speed and athleticism were enough to power their way to victory. They were wrong.

May has not been kind to the Reds – and especially their bullpen. A strength in 2023 has been reduced to dead-weight in 2024.

Baseball is a funny game.  It often surprises you in ways you couldn’t expect.  Results can make you scratch your head – like the 84-win...

An up-and-down Reds season has had plenty of surprises so far – and plenty of moments that we should have seen coming.

It's a long shot, but after everything Elly has shown us over the last twelve games, why not?

Mookie Betts is a phenomenal player.  Generational.  Probably a first ballot, no-doubt Hall of Famer the moment he decides to hang up his...