Due to COVID-19, no fans have been in attendance at MLB games so far. However, Reds star Joey Votto has found a way around the protocol.
Kyler Murray’s Life-Changing Decision Was Similar to Former Reds Slugger Adam Dunn’s
Kyler Murray had an electric rookie season for the Arizona Cardinals. However, he has made a life-changing decision similar to Adam Dunn’s.
The Tragic Death of Umpire John McSherry Marred MLB’s Opening Day
National League ump John McSherry collapsed and died on opening day in CIncinnati on April 1, 1996.
Jacob deGrom’s Cy Young Crown Could Be Taken by 1 Pitcher That Has Barely Made $1 Million
Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom has won two straight NL Cy Young Awards. However, he could lose his crown to a pitcher that has barely been paid.
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Cesar Geronimo Twice Found Himself On the Wrong Side of MLB History Against Astronomical Odds
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Cesar Geronimo, against astronomical odds, was the 3000th strikeout victim of two Hall of Fame pitchers.
Eric Show Allowed Pete Rose’s Record-Breaking Hit, Then Tragically Died From an Overdose
Former Padres pitcher Eric Show famously allowed Pete Rose’s record-breaking hit in 1985. Show later died of a tragic drug overdose.
The Sad Death of Former Cincinnati Reds Star Ryan Freel
Ryan Freel became a fan favorite while playing for the Cincinnati Reds. He, however, sadly died shortly after his baseball career.
Marge Schott’s Huge Net Worth Was Overshadowed by Her Racist Remarks
Former Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott’s huge net worth at the time of her death is overshadowed by her racist remarks.
Ken Griffey Jr.’s Son Has Had a Less-Than-Stellar NFL Career So Far
Ken Griffey Jr. and his dad were both excellent in the MLB. Griffey Jr.’s son, Trey Griffey, has yet to find a lot of success in the NFL.
Ken Griffey Jr. and Sr. Hitting Back-to-Back Home Runs is Still the Coolest Father-Son Moment in Sports History
Ken Griffey Jr. and Sr. hitting back-to-back homers for the Seattle Mariners in 1990 is the coolest father-son moment in sports history.
The MLB Will Continue a Pattern of Screwing Over the Cincinnati Reds If There Is No Season
The Cincinnati Reds have a chance to be really good in 2020. However, the MLB could screw them over yet again if there is no season.
Pete Rose Is Banned From the MLB but Hasn’t Disrespected Baseball More Than Rob Manfred Has
Pete Rose is banned from baseball after betting on the game. However, has commissioner Rob Manfred disrespected the game more?
Did Ken Griffey Jr. Make More Money on the Cincinnati Reds or Seattle Mariners?
Ken Griffey Jr. was a legend for both the Seattle Mariners and Cincinnati Reds. Which team did he make more money on?
Marge Schott’s Racist Slurs Are Haunting Her Even After Her Death
Former Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott’s racist slurs are haunting her even well after he death in 2004.
MLB Draft: A Doctored Scouting Report Helped Ken Griffey Jr. Become the No. 1 Pick in 1987
A look at how a fake scouting report aided in Ken Griffey Jr. being selected with the first overall selection in the 1987 MLB draft.
Joey Votto Admits He Has Been Ignorant to Racism in Self-Written Newspaper Op-Ed
Many athletes and sports stars have spoke out against racism after George Floyd’s death. Now, Reds star Joey Votto admits his ignorance.
Trevor Bauer Revealed 1 MLB Hitter He Fears Most
Trevor Bauer has been a pretty solid pitcher throughout his career, especially for the Cleveland Indians. Bauer, now with the Cincinnati Reds, has also been a big personality and is pretty transparent, which has given fans a lot of great insight. Bauer actually recently revealed in an interview a hitter that he fears the most. …
Trevor Bauer Gives His Odds for There Being a 2020 Baseball Season
Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer is a pretty outspoken player in the MLB. In a recent interview, he gave his odds for there being a 2020 season.
Ex-Astros Outfielder Preston Tucker Just Turned a Korean Home Run Into a $30,000 Car
Former Houston Astros outfielder Preston Tucker, now playing in the KBO, won a $30,000 car by hitting a home run. Here are the details.
MLB Star Bob Watson Once Raced Dave Concepcion for 1 Million Tootsie Rolls
Bob Watson won a World Series as general manager of the New York Yankees but is often remembered for a milestone moment in 1975.
Pete Rose Deserves Ban From Hall of Fame for Cheating, Not Gambling
If the latest allegations that Pete Rose used corked bats are true, it should erase any doubt the all-time hits king deserves permanent banishment from the Hall of Fame.
Albert Pujols Once Almost Signed With the Cincinnati Reds
Albert Pujols has played on the Los Angeles Angels after finding success on the Cardinals. He almost signed with the Cincinnati Reds, though.
St. Louis Cardinals Legend Scott Rolen Is Still Succeeding in Baseball
Scott Rolen had a great MLB career with the Phillies, Cardinals, Blue Jays, and Reds. He is still having success in baseball too.
The Cincinnati Reds Made a Dumb $105 Million Mistake That Resulted in Years of Losing
The Cincinnati Reds have a chance to be really good in 2020. However, one huge $105 million mistake resulted in years of losing.
The 5 Wildest Brawls in Sports History
Everyone knows the “Malice at the Palace,” but what are some of the other wild fights that occurred in the middle of a game?
Johnny Bench, an All-Time Great MLB Catcher, Has a Surprising Net Worth
Johnny Bench was a two-time National League MVP whose defense set him apart from all other catchers.
Jackie Robinson Isn’t the Best Second Baseman of All-Time
Jackie Robinson is one of the most important players in baseball history. Where does he rank among the best second baseman ever?
Pete Rose Recorded 1st, 4,000th Hits on April 13
April 13 was a day to remember for Pete Rose. The hit king and baseball legend recorded his first and 4000th hits on this day.
How Much Is a Pete Rose Baseball Card Worth?
Pete Rose is one of the most polarizing figures in MLB history. Because of all his infamy, is his baseball card extremely valuable?
Red Sox Legend Carl Yastrzemski Made MLB Debut on This Day in 1961
Months after Ted Williams retired, the Boston Red Sox found a new legend in Carl Yastrzemski. “Yaz” made his MLB debut today in 1961.
Ken Griffey Jr. Hit 400th Career Home Run on This Day in 2000
Ken Griffey Jr. found yet another way to honor his father on April 10, 2000. The first-year Reds outfielder and future Hall of Famer became the youngest player to join the 400-home run club 20 years ago. Griffey’s milestone home run occurred on his father, Ken Sr.’s, birthday. What happened on the day Ken Griffey …
Reds Catcher Tucker Barnhart Went off on Cincinnatians
Cincinnati Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart wants to play some baseball. He certainly let some Cincinnatians know that over the weekend.
Orel Hershiser’s Scoreless-Inning Streak Ended on This Day in 1989
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Orel Hershiser’s scoreless streak ended on April 5, 1989. Will the legendary record ever be broken?
Hank Aaron Tied Babe Ruth’s Home Run Record on This Day in 1974
Baseball legend Hank Aaron hit his 714th home run on this day in 1974. How did the baseball world react to the milestone?
Pete Rose’s Reckless Hustle Nearly Ruined Ray Fosse’s Career
Pete Rose bowled over Ray Fosse to score the winning run in the 1970 All-Star Game, injuring the Cleveland Indians catcher.
Angels’ Shohei Ohtani Dazzles in Pitching Debut on This Day in 2018
Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani made his pitching debut on April 1, 2018. How did the Japanese rookie fare on the mound?
The Cincinnati Reds’ Michael Lorenzen Shares a Fun MLB Record With Babe Ruth
Cincinnati Reds pitcher/outfielder Michael Lorenzen shares an amazing Major League Baseball record with none other than Babe Ruth.
What Is Ken Griffey Jr.’s Net Worth?
Ken Griffey Jr. was one of baseball’s biggest stars during the ’90s. Did all this fame and success lead to a sizable net worth for Griffey?
The Little-Known Story of How Babe Ruth Almost Went to the Cincinnati Reds
A look back at the story of how the Cincinnati Reds nearly acquired Babe Ruth before he ever went to the New York Yankees.
Pete Rose Offers Insight and Advice to Players Who Will Have a Delayed 2020 Season
Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader Pete Rose offers advice and insight to players who will have a delayed start to the 2020 season.
This Day in Baseball: Sports Illustrated Exposes Reds Manager Pete Rose’s Gambling Habits
Sports Illustrated exposed baseball legend Pete Rose’s gambling habits on this day in 1989. Will Pete Rose become a Hall of Famer?
Who Hit the Most Home Runs on MLB’s Opening Day?
Who hit the most Opening Day home runs in MLB history? The answer, as well as which active player is closest, may surprise you.
Has Joe Morgan Stayed Active in Major League Baseball?
Joe Morgan was a key member of the great Cincinnati Reds teams in the 1970s and continued in baseball after his 1990 induction into the Hall of Fame.
Ranking the Best Players From the Big Red Machine
The Big Red Machine was one of the best baseball teams of all-time during the 1970s. Here are rankings of their top players.
How Many More Home Runs Would Ken Griffey Jr. Have Hit If He Had Stayed Healthy?
Ken Griffey Jr. was one of the best home run hitters in history. He could have hit a lot more, though, had he stayed healthy.
The Kansas City Chiefs Just Scored a Nice Favor From MLB
A gesture by the baseball Royals will allow Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs to open the 2020 NFL season with a Thursday home game.
Trevor Bauer Used a Painful Experiment to Try to Improve His Pitching
Trevor Bauer isn’t one to shy away from unconventional ideas or practices. But one painful experiment he tried on himself was just plain weird.
Cincinnati Reds Fiery Pitcher Trevor Bauer Continues to Troll the Houston Astros
Fiery Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer continues to troll te Houston Astros about their cheating scandal.
Can Shogo Akiyama Be a Difference-Maker for the Reds?
Can Shogo Akiyama make an immediate impact with the Cincinnati Reds this year, or will he need some time to adjust?
How Pete Rose is Using Baseball’s Current Sign-Stealing Scandals to Make a Case for His Own Reinstatement
Pete Rose is citing the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal in his latest petition for reinstatement into Major League Baseball.
