Tyler Stephenson slugged a pair of home runs, Sal Stewart and Nathaniel Lowe each hit three-run homers and the Cincinnati Reds overcame Hunter Goodman's three home runs in a 9-6 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday in Denver.
The Cincinnati Reds recently inked Chase Burns to a massive contract extension that's set to keep him in the Queen City for at least the next seven years.
It was an uncomfortably hot 100 degrees in Denver on Sunday afternoon, right about the same time you were watching the Cincinnati Reds play the Colorado Rockies instead of watching the World Cup final played at the exact same time.
Denver is known for its thin air, and Coors Field is known for seeing balls fly into the stands. For the Reds on Sunday, they took full advantage of the Mile-High altitude and the thin air and turned an early offensive explosion.
The Aug. 3 trade deadline is quickly approaching, and MLB trade buzz is beginning to heat up. The Cincinnati Reds are in a position this season to be sellers.
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The Cincinnati Reds currently hold a 44-53 record. The team suffered a blowout loss to the Colorado Rockies. However, they bolstered their roster by activating outfielder Dane Myers from the injured list.
The Cincinnati Reds got spanked by the Colorado Rockies on Saturday afternoon on a toasty day in Coors Field. Rhett Lowder simply couldn’t find a way to throw a ball past a single Rocky, eventually exiting after just 2.1 IP having allowed 11 hits and 8 earned runs.
The Cincinnati Reds got off to a solid start this season, but they quickly fell off a cliff after the first month of the season. They recently made a big move by signing their ace, Chase Burns, to a massive contract extension, but they have some other big decisions to worry about ahead of the trade deadline.
The Cincinnati Reds haven't had the best year this season. They're under .500 coming out of the All-Star break, and they only have a handful of players on the roster to be excited about.
The Cincinnati Reds made a promising move for the future by signing star right-hander Chase Burns to a seven-year, $105 million contract extension on Saturday.
The Cincinnati Reds have three prospects that have been selected to represent the organization in the 2026 Dominican Summer League All-Star Game on Sunday, July 19, in Tampa, Florida.
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The Reds are looking to move their rental pieces, reports C. Trent Rosecrans and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Cincinnati fell to 44-53 with a blowout loss to the Rockies this afternoon.
With a 44-53 record and the trade deadline rapidly approaching, the Cincinnati Reds are beginning to accept that this season isn't going to end the way they had hoped.
The Cincinnati Reds and star right-hander Chase Burns agreed to a seven-year, $105 million contract extension, the club announced Saturday. Burns, 23, received the largest guarantee of any pitcher in MLB history with less than four years of service time.
The Cincinnati Reds kicked off the second half of the season with an impressive win over the Colorado Rockies on Friday night. Unfortunately, those good vibes did not carry into Saturday.
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona believes Chase Burns' record-setting contract extension sends a strong message about the organization's future after the club locked up its emerging ace with a seven-year, $105 million deal.
The Cincinnati Reds may be a parody of themselves at this point. The big news broke earlier this week that the Reds had agreed to a big new contract extension with ace pitcher Chase Burns.
The news about a new contract for Chase Burns has been out there for a while. However, a mishap on Saturday morning at Coors Field caused the contract signing to take even a little bit longer to become a reality.
As the Cincinnati Reds start the post-All-Star Game portion of their schedule, there's still plenty of buzz about Sal Stewart and what he asked of some veteran MLB managers just before the Midsummer Classic.
The Cincinnati Reds welcomed Dane Myers back from the injured list on Friday, activating the outfielder ahead of their series opener against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field.
In keeping with the recent trend of teams locking up young stars with new long term deals, the Cincinnati Reds have awarded right-hander Chase Burns with a historic contract.
When the Cincinnati Reds acquired Brady Singer ahead of the 2025 season, their hope was that he would be a guy who took the ball every fifth day and gave the club a shot to win.
After jumping out to a hot start, the Cincinnati Reds have cratered to a 23-41 record since May 1 and won only three of their past 12 series going into the All-Star break.
It was a complicated first half for the Reds, who started 20-12 and were tied atop the NL Central as of May 1. However, pitching woes, coupled with an inconsistent offense, forced the Reds from the top of the division to the bottom within two months.
The Reds have gotten trade calls on utilityman Spencer Steer, reports Bob Nightengale of USA Today. Cincinnati has fallen nine games under .500 after a strong start and are eight games back in the Wild Card picture.
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With every big game improving Sal Stewart's chances at being named the National League Rookie of the Year, the Cincinnati Reds' first-year sensation hit two massive home runs on Wednesday night. Stewart went yard twice as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 11-5.