Manager Jerry Narron

Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto has been named the September recipient of the National League Rookie of the Month Award presented by Gillette. ...  

Hundreds showed up downtown on Sunday for an auction that featured items from the estate of Austin "Dutch" Knowlton, a former owner of the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals.  

Hundreds showed up downtown today for a six-hour auction that featured items from the estate of Austin "Dutch" Knowlton, a former owner of the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals.  

Journeyman southpaw Adam Pettyjohn makes his first major- league start in seven years today when the Cincinnati Reds close out a three- game weekend series and their 2008 schedule against the St.  

From toys to trading cards, from autographs to autobiographies, there's plenty out there for sports fans to collect.  

Baker to manage son's youth team Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker, left, watches a baseball game in August against the Houston Astros in the dugout with son Darren, 9, in Cincinnati.  

Sometimes it seemed as if the 2008 Cincinnati Reds were all thumbs. So isn't it apropos that we do "thumbs up" and "thumbs down" about the season? Thumbs up Rookie Joey Votto suffered the loss of his father at ...  

The Renaissance manager of the Cincinnati Reds returns to northern California to tend his grapes and his family.  

This summer, he was the baseball-cap-wearing pawn in a battle between Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds fans.  

Over 200 kids, coaches and families from Greater Cincinnati youth baseball organizations will gather at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on Monday, October 13 for the Reds Community Funda s ...  

The Renaissance manager of the Cincinnati Reds returns to northern California to tend his grapes and his family.  

After being the parent club of the Chattanooga Lookouts for 21 seasons, the Cincinnati Reds are now parents of Chattanoogaa s most familiar foe.  

Fans of Cincinnati Reds legend Joe Nuxhall have another chance to help him get into Major League Baseball's broadcasting hall of fame.  

Ryan Ludwick and Felipe Lopez drove in three runs each as the St. Louis Cardinals swept a season-ending three-game set from the Cincinnati Reds with an 11-4 victory at Busch Stadium.  

St. Louis Cardinals' Brendan Ryan watches his second inning single against the Cincinnati Reds in a baseball game Sunday, Sept.