Playoffs
Late Errors Overshadow Great Pitching
Passed balls, misplayed grounders doom the Reds despite an early lead and dominant pitching.
NLDS Game 3: Giants @ Reds (5:37 EDT).
Preparing for postseason pandemonium in Porkopolis. Reds look to sweep Giants in the Queen City
Pre-tape blogging Game 2
No Reds baseball tonight, so here's a re-run.
Everything is awesome right now. Reds win, 9-0.
Scrabbles should have won the prediction contest last night, but he didn't get my numbers in on time.
EN EL DIAS Game Dos. Arroyo v. Bumgarner
Game Thread for Game Two of the Giants and Reds starring Bronson Arroyo, Madison Bumgarner, and Jay Bruce. Special guests include three TBS broadcasters with poorly coordinated wardrobes.
NLDS Game 1, Thread II: Reds vs. Giants.
Reds lead 3-1, bottom of 7.
NLDS Game 1: Cueto vs. Cain.
Prime Time
Open Thread: Wild Card Play-in Games
IUPUI to beat the spread
Playoffs appetizer
Is it Saturday night yet?
Predicting the NLDS roster & Game 1 lineup
Early edition.
2012 Playoffs: Nightmare/Dream
They had a dream season. But sometimes dreams are actually nightmares. Because that's a stark contrast with dramatic appeal.
Red Reposter: Cairo the Uncanny in "The Playoffs"
John Fay looks at the possible postseason roster while Hal McCoy visits Dusty Baker, and Mark Sheldon reports on Ryan Ludwick's return.
Two legit to quit
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.
Three is a Magic Number
The Reds won their 90th game last night to cut the magic number to three.
FOUR MORE!... wins by the Reds, losses by the Cardinals (or a combination thereof)
The Reds' Magic Number is 4.
Playoff roster, playoff races
In 2010, the Reds took 11 pitchers and 14 position players, essentially leaving off Aaron Harang in favor of Juan Francisco. I'd expect them to do something similar this time - especially since they don't need to cobble together a bullpen full of sit
Prepping for the Playoffs
The Reds are all but assured a spot in the playoffs, so how should they play out the rest of the season?
Down-the-stretch marks: The Reds' post-season is getting real
If the Reds don't ease up, they could capture the "#1 seed" in the NL, which would mean opening with "home-field advantage" throughout the playoffs (and in the World Series, since the NL won despite Votto's best efforts).
How safe is the Reds' 8-game lead in the NL Central?
Looking behind the Reds as they chase the pennant, even though they say you shouldn't.
Jerry Hairston: An appreciation
A quick one about former Red Jerry Hairston.
Playoff Matchup: Rangers and Rays
A statistical look at the first playoff series to take the field, the Rangers and Rays.
Sic Transit Gloria: A Lucky Seven Reasons for Cautious Optimism in Game Two
Take dead aim, Bronson. Get them in the crosshairs, and take them down. Just remember, they can buy anything but they can't buy backbone. Don't let them forget it.
Red Repost-trauma-er: Question Time
Given the infinite vastness of the universe, Roy Halladay's perfect game was utterly meaningless. It was still pretty cool though - in all those parallel worlds where I'm not a Reds fan.
Five Things the Reds Need to Do to Win the LDS
The Reds are heavy underdogs for their series against the Phillies. Here are five things they can do to overcome that.
Five Questions on the Phillies with The Good Phight
Red Reporter checks in with SB Nation Phillies blog, The Good Phight, to find out what makes the Phillies tick.
2010 MLB Playoffs: Who Do You Want in the First Round?
Who do you want the Reds to face in the first round of the playoffs?
Off Day Open Thread: Playoff Roster
Everybody else is making a playoff roster prediction, why can't I?