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Reds In Review

If you’re a Reds fan like we are, 2026 has been one of those seasons where you’ve probably spent a lot of time asking yourself, “What exactly are we watching here?”  Maybe you even used stronger language than that… It wasn’t the season we hoped for. There have been...

Be Optimistic But Stay Calm

There is a great feeling around Cincinnati right now. The Bengals are 2-0 and we are all convincing ourselves that THIS is the year everything goes exactly according to plan. You know how it is around town. A good Bengals Sunday can carry into Monday morning. You hear...

Part 2: Sometimes You Have to Cut Your Losses

One of the hardest things for a football coach to do is admit that something isn’t working. You’ve spent time developing the player. You’ve invested money in him. You’ve told everyone he’s part of the plan. And now, with the regular season approaching, you’re looking...

Part 5: You Don’t Win the World Series in April

Every baseball season starts with optimism. Someone wins eight of their first ten games and fans start talking about October. Another team stumbles out of the gate and people are ready to fire the manager before the weather gets warm.  Or a team is silent at the trade...

Part 4: The Trade Deadline

Every summer, Reds fans become general managers. Should they buy? Should they sell? Should they stand pat? Every move gets analyzed before the ink is dry. The best organizations, though, don’t make those decisions based on emotion.  They know where they are,...

“Ask Joe”

A friend of mine told me a story too good not to share. A few Sunday’s ago, he and his wife were trying to figure out if the Reds played at 1:10pm, 1:30pm, or 4pm that day.  As they went back and forth their 16 year old son piped up with “why don’t you just ask Joe?”...

Part 2: The Dog Days of Summer

Every baseball season gets to that point sometime in July where everything starts to blur together.  The excitement of Opening Day is long gone. The trade deadline hasn’t arrived yet. The weather is hot, the games seem endless, and even diehard Cincinnati Reds...