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Reds announce manager Terry Francona's staff for his first season in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds announced who will be on staff for manager Terry Francona's first season in Cincinnati. Francona, nicknamed "Tito," has spent 23 seasons as a manager in MLB, winning 1,950 games and two World Series championships.
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Rhett Lowder Tops Baseball America's List of Reds' Top ProspectsBaseball America ranked the Cincinnati Reds' top prospects on Tuesday. Check out the top five prospects below, including ...
The Reds announced today the coaching staff that will be working under new manager Terry Francona. One new hire that ...
It wasn’t immediately clear whether the Reds would join the ranks of six other teams whose games will be broadcast and ...
A long line wrapped around the front of Great American Ball Park as thousands of fans waited to pay respects to Pete Rose's ...
The Reds failed to meet expectations in 2024, and a big part of that was due to their struggles with the little things.
Court hearing starting later this week set to determine whether to approve RSN operator DSG's reorganisation strategy.
The Cincinnati Reds are severing ties with the parent company of Bally Sports Network, assuming a filing in bankruptcy court ...
MLB's Cincinnati Reds on Sunday hosted a 14-hour visitation for late Reds legend Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader, who died Sept. 30 at age 83.
Thousands of fans have streamed into Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati despite steady rain to pay respects to Pete Rose.
The Cincinnati Reds held a 14-hour memorial visitation for legendary former player Pete Rose. Rose died on Sept. 30, at the age of 83.
Four Reds players saw action in Tuesday's Arizona Fall League game. Tyler Callihan started at second base and went 2-5 with ...
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