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Reds recall Volquez from Single-A Dayton

The Cincinnati Reds recalled pitcher Edinson Volquez from Single-A Dayton so he could be a part of the team’s pitching staff down the stretch.

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Reds end up losing 2 of 3 to Cardinals

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals handled the Cincinnati Reds again

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Cueto leaves Reds to attend to family emergency

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto missed the team’s first series against the St.

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Are you a Cincinnati Reds fanatic?

The Southwest Group newspapers of Cox Media Group Ohio are seeking Cincinnati Reds fanatics to show off their love of the team.

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Alonso, Fisher and Miller to join Reds

The Reds identified on Tuesday night the first players who will join the team on Wednesday, when active rosters can be expanded beyond 25 players.

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Reds call up rookie reliever Chapman

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30 (UPI) — Hot pitching prospect Aroldis Chapman is being called up to the Cincinnati Reds from Class AAA Louisville, the team said Monday. Cincinnati Reds – Aroldis Chapman – Baseball – Sports – Triple-A

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Cincinnati Reds Unsung Heroes Contiue to Produce

Sure, they have a possible Triple Crown candidate in Joey Vottoand fellow All-Stars Brandon Phillips and Scott Rolen. The pitching staff has been solid, if not spectacular, led by the most consistent pitcher in the majors: Bronson Arroyo

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Cincinnati Reds embarking on make-or-break trip to West Coast

CINCINNATI — Reds fans remember with horror a 10-game road trip to the West Coast in August 2006 that broke the back of a feeble contender for the NL Central title and sent the team to their sixth consecutive losing season.

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Cardinals-Reds Preview

The Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals have been locked in a battle for NL Central supremacy for most of the season. A three-game series at Great American Ball Park may only tighten the race, especially with Chris Carpenter set to take the mound.

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Cincinnati Reds Have Unbalanced Depth

The trade deadline has come and gone without the Cincinnati Reds making a significant move.

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Cincinnati Reds: Improving The Lineup Without an Addition

The trade deadline has come and gone and the Reds stood still, opting to go forward with what they have.   Id like to take a look at the lineup and batting order, using what they have, and examine how it might be better in the second half than it was in the first half

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Reds option Fisher to make room for Springer

The Cincinnati Reds optioned pitcher Carlos Fisher to Triple-A Louisville after Sunday’s 2-1 win over Atlanta.

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Cincinnati Reds Plauged by "Sundae" Performances on Sundays

Despite being ten games over the .500 mark, playing their best baseball in ten years, and being in the playoff race this late in the season for the first time since the Clinton Administration, the Cincinnati Reds still find time to hit the snooze bar at the wrong time.

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Reds’ Rolen could go on DL

Third baseman Scott Rolen got a cortisone shot in his right hamstring Monday, leaving the Cincinnati Reds without one of the catalysts for their turnaround season. Manager Dusty Baker said the team will decide in the next couple of days whether to put Rolen on the 15-day disabled list.

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Cincinnati Reds First-Half Recap and a Look Ahead

Back in April, if you would have told me that this team would be 49-41 at the All-Star break and in first place, I would have asked for some of whatever goofy gas it was that you were inhaling.

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Reds Seek Right-Handed Reliever

The first-place Reds are looking to add a right-handed reliever, according to ESPN.com’s Buster Olney (via Twitter). Cincinnati leads the NL Central, but their bullpen (4.45 ERA) could use help.

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Reds’ spicy mustard heads to stores

Uncle Phil’s spicy brown concoction has done so well in the Reds’ lineup of condiments, he’s joining another team: Walgreens.

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At 40, Reds’ Arthur Rhodes is an All-Star at last

Arthur Rhodes recently got summoned to manager Dusty Baker’s office for the news: The Cincinnati Reds were trading him to the New York Mets. It was a joke.

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Reds might want to seek top pitcher

First-place Cincinnati has done fine without Cliff Lee and other big-name pitchers, but that has not stopped the team from being a major name in trade rumors.

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Reds might want to seek top-flight starting pitcher

First-place Cincinnati has done fine without Cliff Lee and other big-name pitchers, but that has not stopped the team from being a major name in trade rumors.

There is the quick update of the day.