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The baseball world lost one of its best.
The ace of the Reds pitching staff doesn't pitch the way he's supposed to. He pitches better than that.
Red Reporter's Greatest HIts
That one time I pretended to be something I was most clearly not.
The negotiations will be simple and complex, complex and simple. Or simple. Or complex.
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For the second time in his still blossoming career, Homer Bailey threw a no-hitter.
With help from -MBP and all of you, it's one man's remembrance of Ryan Freel
Red Reporter interviews Duane Rhodes, the individual credited with starting "The Woo" at Great American Ballpark.
The Reds equaled their 2010 win total and "clinched a post-season berth" yesterday - the latter of which is certainly a positive but does not really feel like anything. We're still counting down here and kicking it pre-'94 pennant race style.
It's the '90s!
Red Reporter recaps our trip to Fox Sports Ohio's outer sanctum at Great American Ball Park.
Catching Up: Red Reporter Interviews Johnny Bench
Our Dayte with Fayte: Red Reporter Interviews John Fay, Part 2 of 2
Our Dayte with Fayte: Red Reporter Interviews @johnfayman, Part 1 of 2
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D-Train, revisited.
Inspired by the Rays' historic comeback, I started thinking outside the box. The box is labeled "rational thought."
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