Aaron Harang

Buster Olney of ESPN.com believes the Reds prefer to trade RHP Aaron Harang, instead of RHP Bronson Arroyo. The 31–year-old Harang was 6–14 with a 4.21 ERA in 26 starts for the Reds last season, missing starts the last two seasons with a forearm injury, a neck injury and an appendectomy. He is due to [...]  

The 1976 Cincinnati Reds were one of the most dominating offensive teams of all time. They led the National League in every major category, some by a wide margin.Contributor: Harold FriendPublished: Dec 03, 2009  

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With nine games left to go in 2009, the Reds are actually playing good baseball, and have been for some time now. They are also shaping a record that might deceive a fan who hasn’t followed this team the entire season. True Reds fans should be used to this annual September blast though.  It’s a long shot, I know, but if they can win out, the Reds can overtake the Brewers and finish right at .500. I know. It won’t happen. But I figured the...  

The Orioles announced today that they have claimed catcher Craig Tatum off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds. Tatum hit .239 with three home runs and 21 RBIs in 64 games with Triple-A Louisville last season. He also appeared in 26 games for Cincinnati  

While Scott Rolen is still in the "honeymoon" stage with the Reds, I will be evaluating him on a 40-game season. His hitting is better than average, which should be expected for a .284 lifetime hitter. He didn't exhibit the power that I was so hopeful he would. Three home runs in a quarter of the season make it elementary enough to do the math; 12 home runs would not cut it for a corner infielder. He had a decent OBP as well at .364. With the...  

A 22-year-old Most Valuable Player named Johnny Bench. One of the greatest second basemen of all-time, Joe Morgan. An outfielder named Cy Seymour who missed out on the Triple Crown by a single home run. The Cincinnati Reds have seen some of the greatest baseball players who ever lived pass through their organization. From its first World Series victory in 1919 to four trips to the fall classic under Sparky Anderson in the 70s, the Reds have a...  

Reds' fans should be digging the offseason so far. First, Diamond Dick Pole was sacked—well, that was during the last week of play (the unofficial start of Reds offseason). Anybody would be better than Pole. While many Reds' faithful were ...  

The Cincinnati Reds have some holes to fill this off-season. Pitching coach Dick Pole will not return in 2010. There are question marks in the outfield and shortstop. There is also a question mark in the broadcast booth. George Grande, television voice of the Reds for the last 17 years, announced that he is stepping away from the microphone to spend more time with his family. Since Joe Nuxhall left the radio booth, the Reds have had a...  

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Hillcats' coaches for 2010 season announcedLynchburg News and AdvanceThe Cincinnati Reds, the new parent club for the Lynchburg franchise, have assigned longtime minor-league manager Pat Kelly to Lynchburg for the 2010 season ...Hillcats Announce 2010 StaffOurSports Central (press release)all 2 news articles »  

The Cincinnati Reds return home for the last six games of the season. First up: the St. Louis Cardinals, who have already clinched the NL Central Division championship. It's just about pride for the Reds, and tuning up for the postseason for the Cardinals.Tuesday night, Homer Bailey and Joel Piniero will start. Wednesday night, Bronson Arroyo and John Smoltz will get the go. Thursday afternoon will see Matt Maloney and Cy Young candidate...  

The Cincinnati Reds handed another loss to the Pirates, winning 4-1 at PNC Park.  The stadium was practically deserted as many Pirates fans stayed home because of the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh.  

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