FOCO's new bobblehead of former Moeller High School standout Ken Griffey Jr. features the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer on a Sports Illustrated cover.

Chad Dotson helms Reds coverage at Cincinnati Magazine and is co-author of “The Big 50: The Men and Moments That Made the Cincinnati Reds,” revised, updated, and available in bookstores now. His ...

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The Reds have injuries. So does everyone else. Understanding what's causing them, and what changes could stop them, takes ...

Coming into Saturday night's game against the Houston Astros, the Cincinnati Reds had scored four or less runs in six consecutive games. On Saturday, the offense exploded for 10 first-inning runs.

Cincinnati Reds leadoff hitter TJ. Friedl talks about his 3-hit, 2-walk night and much-needed 13-9 win over Houston Astros. Fantasy baseball analyst Scott Pianowski looks back at some key players ...

CINCINNATI -- Part of the lyrics to Guns N' Roses's Sweet Child O' Mine go "Where do we go now?"Well, as far as this Reds season goes, that's a good question after a 3-0 loss vs the Houston Astros ...

ATLANTA – Not even 13 consecutive scoreless innings by the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff could get a victory for the visitors in the first two games of a four-game series in Atlanta this week.

Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona spoke to reporters ahead of Wednesday's doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals. He provided an update on outfielder Austin Hays, who had an MRI earlier ...

CINCINNATI -- Reds third baseman Noelvi Marte is putting "hot" in the "hot corner." Through just 13 games this season, after beginning the season in Triple-A, Marte is hitting a ridiculous ...

CINCINNATI -- Reds manager Terry Francona said before the regular season that the closer role on the roster would be a by-committee approach. That approach came in the wake of Alexis Diaz ...

“The Reds are saddened by the passing of longtime Reds executive Walt Jocketty,” the Cincinnati Reds posted on social media. “We extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends.