History/Hall of Fame
Mark your calendar: '13 Reds Milestones
Maybe big, round numbers and lists of all-time-somethings don't do it for you. This is not your sport, then. Sports might not even be your sport. But especially not baseball. With the Reds' core...
Best Reds Pitchers from Cincinnati
Every few years, the Reds will draft, sign or trade for an area man Even though they passed on Kevin Youkilis, they signed Moeller graduate Andrew Brackman last season and may be mulling a minor...
The Reds and the playoffs: a long engagment
As one of the antique clubs in the majors, the Reds can boast some weird things having happened to their seasons over the years. Despite finishing first in their division (or league) 17 times since...
Mark your calendar: '13 Reds Milestones
Maybe big, round numbers and lists of all-time-somethings don't do it for you. This is not your sport, then. Sports might not even be your sport. But especially not baseball. With the Reds' core...
Best Reds Pitchers from Cincinnati
Every few years, the Reds will draft, sign or trade for an area man Even though they passed on Kevin Youkilis, they signed Moeller graduate Andrew Brackman last season and may be mulling a minor...
The Quintessential Reds List: #1
When someone mentions #1 for the Reds, who do you think of?
Dead season at the Hall of Fame
It's a weird time to be the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Not only are the clouds of the Misguided Voting Era hanging directly overhead, but it's also the dead of winter. Kids are in school, the...
8 Nights of Brendanukkah:The Country's Best Lobert
A look back at some classic Reds player. Tonight's feature is about third baseman Hans Lobert.
TDIRH: Reds Roll in Series (pl.)
On this day in Reds history, Cincinnati picked up three big postseason wins.
TDIRH: Cincy cinches first Series crown
On this day in Reds history, Cincinnati won the 1919 World Series.
RR Klassix: Ghosts of 2010
A look back to 2010 and forward to October.
Jim Maloney was really, really good
On this day in Reds history, Cincinnati roughed up a Hall of Famer in his major league debut while another Hall of Famer and former Red passed away. Also, Jim Maloney pitched three outstanding games, all shutouts, for the Reds.
Is Johnny Cueto still in this Cy Young thing?
No Reds' pitcher has ever won the Cy Young Award. Will Cueto keep the streak alive?
This Day in Reds History: Griffey Goes Yard for th
On this day in 1925, Reds Hall of Famer Eppa Rixey won his twentieth game of the seasons for Cincinnati. Rixey went the distance, allowing two runs on 11 hits while walking one. He did not record a...
This Day (& Yesterday) in Reds History: Bubbles, Bucky, Bench, & a Brawl
Note: Chris Jaffe from HardballTimes.com forwarded along several Reds history events yesterday. These events actually occurred on September 17th, but are included here. They are too good to...
This Day in Reds History: Rose Crowned Hit King
On this day in 1934, Reds Hall of Famer Frank McCormick made his major league debut. McCormick went 0 for 1 in a pinch-hit appearance for the Reds as Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn at Ebbets Field,...
Houston: It's been emotional.
Adieu, Astros. 21 days and nights to remember.
This Day in Reds History: Happy Birthday, Cowboy!
On this day in 1963, former Red and current Reds broadcaster Jeff Brantley was born in Florence, AL. In four seasons with the Reds, Brantley pitched 218.1 innings (all in relief) with a 2.64 ERA...
This Day in Reds History: Hurlers & Homers
On this day in 1916, Hall of Famer Christy Mathewson made his only appearance as a player for the Reds in the second game of a doubleheader at Weeghman Park (Wrigley Field). Mathewson allowed 8...
