Spring training sportsball on your tele! The Cincinnati Reds and their Cleveland counterparts will officially get their Cactus League play underway for the 2021 slate tomorrow afternoon.
The Reds still don’t have a clear answer at shortstop, but it doesn’t appear as though moving Senzel back to the infield is a consideration.
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The former Angels bullpen workhorse brings some interesting qualities to Cincinnati. Fast Facts Born December 22, 1989 (Age 31). Entering seventh big league season with third different team.
Why shouldn’t he? Mike Moustakas was a career 3B who had started a grand total of 40 games at 2B before the Cincinnati Reds signed him to a record contract to, well, be their 2B for awhile.
A look at the newest Reds relief pitcher. Fast Facts Born on September 26, 1986 in Rapid City, South Dakota. You know who else was born in South Dakota, known worldwide as “The Best Dakota” (is it though??)?
How a unique scenario may help mold the Opening Day roster. While we can vent endlessly about the lack of spending done by the Cincinnati Reds in any effort to upgrade their shortstop position over the winter (we will again, I’m sure), there’s another distinct area on their roster that saw a large exodus with few imports, too: The bullpen.
Judging by protocols implemented by NBA and NHL clubs welcoming paying spectators to games this winter, baseball fans should expect to wear face coverings and abide by social distancing guidelines at ballparks for the foreseeable future.
A Friday List Spring Training is upon us, with pitchers and catchers having officially reported to Goodyear as the first iteration of the 2021 Cincinnati Reds.
The former Cleveland OF brings some versatility to the group, too. Tyler Naquin knows Goodyear, Arizona. For each of the last eight Februaries, he has called it home, cruising past The Ziz to ply his trade on the baseball fields in preparation for the Major League season ahead.
Hello again, Goodyear. There has been an endless barrage of waiting for the Cincinnati Reds around these parts. Waiting for another World Series. Waiting for anything akin to even a run at one, for even one postseason series win.
The veteran will compete for a spot in a revamped Reds bullpen. Pitchers and catchers are slated to report to spring camps across the country this week, and today the Cincinnati Reds added another name to their list.
Bedrosian, 29, becomes the latest non-roster addition for a Reds club that has largely sat out the market for MLB free agents.
Jake Odorizzi is the most compelling starting pitcher remaining on the free-agent market and is capable of returning to being a reliable, middle-to-top-of-the-rotation starter.
The tightened budget scaled back in another important area, too. One year removed from the spending spree on which the Cincinnati Reds embarked in free agency, and it already feels as if that splurge will be much more exception than rule in the history books.
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Bruce will have a $1.35 million salary if he makes the team out of spring training.
A three-time All-Star from his days with the Reds, Bruce was something of a power-first hitter even in his prime, but has become even more of a homer-centric bat in recent years.
It’s official...until the inevitable changes. Despite the constant rankling between Major League Baseball and its Players Union over the length and nature of the the game, it appears the 2021 MLB schedule is officially official.
Carle last appeared in the big leagues with the Braves in 2019.
Shipley, 29 later this month, was the No. 15 overall pick by the Diamondbacks in 2013 and was considered to be among the game’s more promising pitching prospects in the years after that draft.
Bauer grew up in North Hollywood, Calif. and played his college baseball at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
The New York Mets’ big offseason could get even bigger in the near future.
Castillo is an ace and one of the brightest young stars in the sport. Across the last two seasons (44 starts) he has posted a combined 3.41 FIP, a 140 ERA+, and 315 strikeouts.
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