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Report: Hopper to have Tommy John surgery
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Freel runs on injured hamstring
Reds demote RHP Thompson
Phillips stays hot with three-hit night
Cueto and Reds dispatch Nationals
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Points 60 Innings: 15, Strikeouts: 17, Hits: 9, Walks: 1
Points 52.66 Innings: 4.1, Strikeouts: 5, Hits: 1, Walks: 1
Points 46.5 Innings: 16, Strikeouts: 16, Hits: 11, Walks: 4
Points 45 Singles: 7, Doubles: 4, Triples: 1, HR: 1, Runs: 8, RBI: 2
Points 44 Singles: 9, Doubles: 3, Triples: 1, HR: 2, Runs: 9, RBI: 5
Points 43 Singles: 2, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 4, Runs: 7, RBI: 6
Points 40.82 Innings: 13.2, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 14, Walks: 3
Points 40 Singles: 5, Doubles: 3, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 6, RBI: 7
Points 39.5 Innings: 9, Strikeouts: 8, Hits: 3, Walks: 0
Points 38.66 Innings: 7.1, Strikeouts: 7, Hits: 6, Walks: 0
Points 39.5 Innings: 9, Strikeouts: 8, Hits: 3, Walks: 0
Points 28.3 Innings: 1.5, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 4, Walks: 0
Points 24.32 Innings: 10.2, Strikeouts: 3, Hits: 12, Walks: 2
Points 23 Innings: 6, Strikeouts: 6, Hits: 4, Walks: 4
Points 34 Singles: 10, Doubles: 2, Triples: 2, HR: 0, Runs: 2, RBI: 10
Points 34 Singles: 3, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 6, RBI: 7
Points 34 Singles: 3, Doubles: 1, Triples: 0, HR: 3, Runs: 4, RBI: 10
Points 32 Singles: 8, Doubles: 0, Triples: 0, HR: 2, Runs: 2, RBI: 14
Points 28 Singles: 1, Doubles: 2, Triples: 0, HR: 2, Runs: 6, RBI: 6
Points 27 Singles: 1, Doubles: 5, Triples: 0, HR: 1, Runs: 4, RBI: 4
Norris Hopper will undergo season-ending reconstructive surgery on his right elbow on Tuesday after an MRI revealed a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
Alvin Colina made the most of his start Thursday, homering twice and driving in five runs to lead Louisville past Indianapolis in a slugfest, 12-11.
With a team loaded with capable hitters, manager Dusty Baker has a hard time playing both Jerry Hairston Jr. and Jeff Keppinger regularly. While the sluggers complicate a manager's job, the Reds hope they will make taking Game 2 of a four-game set against the Nationals easier.
Brandon Phillips hit a two-run single in the seventh inning to help the Reds to a 5-3 victory over the Nationals on Thursday night.
Three big league starts into his Major League season, including a bad one on Wednesday, Daryl Thompson is headed back to Triple-A Louisville to make the remaining refinements to his stuff.
Hal McCoy has seen it all while covering the Reds for the Dayton Daily News. However, McCoy has a soft spot for one player that he covered for six-plus years. His name is Aaron Boone -- now an infielder for the Nationals.
Bruce was mired in a 6-for-47 slump from June 14-27, striking out 19 times and notching just one extra-base hit. Since then, however, he has returned to his hot-hitting ways, going 6-for-15, with two home runs and five RBIs in his last four games.
Reds manager Dusty Baker spoke with Reds owner/CEO Bob Catellini, after Wednesday's 9-5 loss to the Pirates. Baker said that Castellini said to him to 'keep his head up'.
Daryl Thompson struggled in his third Major League start and put the Reds in a hole they couldn't get out of, as Cincinnati dropped an 8-5 decision to the Pirates on Wednesday
Josh Fogg was in the Reds' clubhouse prior to Wednesday night's series finale against the Pirates, but the rehabbing pitcher had no clue when, or even if, he would have a chance to rejoin the team.
Reds shortstop Alex Gonzalez's 2008 season never got started. And now, it's already over. The compression fracture in Gonzalez's left knee has not improved and the 31-year-old has opted to undergo season-ending surgery on Monday.
When Josh Roenicke finished high school and enrolled at UCLA, he didn't exactly envision a career as a professional baseball player. Roenicke was a football player.
With Jeff Keppinger and Jerry Hairston Jr. back from the 15-day disabled list, the Reds have been forced to be as creative in their handling of their abundance of shortstops as they were before with their massive shortage.
Jack Wilson's RBI triple in the top of the 11th inning snapped a three-game winning streak for the Reds, who dropped a 6-5 decision to the Pirates on Tuesday before 19,345 fans at Great American Ball Park.
Injured utility player Ryan Freel is making progress from a torn right hamstring tendon, but he is still not close to returning.
Adam Dunn has had it with his maple bats, and keeping with the recent trend around the league, is switching to ash bats.
David Ross doesn't usually catch Edinson Volquez, but he was in the lineup anyway on Tuesday as the Reds prepared to face Pirates lefty Zach Duke.
With back-to-back home series this week against a pair of teams struggling just as much as they are -- the Pirates and Nationals -- now is a golden opportunity for the Reds to escape from the cellar.
Ken Griffey Jr. hit a walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Reds a 4-3 win over the Pirates on Monday night.
Dusty Baker reasoned that the decision to sit Ken Griffey on Monday was because of the match-up against Pittsburgh's lefty starter, Paul Maholm. Jay Bruce moved to right field, while Jerry Hairston started in center.
Ken Griffey Jr. has an even firmer grip on a starting spot in the All-Star Game after he moved up to second in votes among National League outfielders in ballot totals revealed Monday.
A late-night note taker, Reds manager Dusty Baker often wakes up with a thought for the next game and writes it down. It's likely he'll be scribbling down lots of notes over the next few weeks, especially different lineup combinations.
A five-run fifth and Adam Dunn's three-run home run in the seventh gave the Reds an 9-5 win over the Indians on Sunday.
Third baseman Edwin Encarnacion and his no-longer sore back were back in the Reds' lineup for the first time in a week.
Every now and again at his shortstop position, Jerry Hairston Jr. needs to pause before he can shake off the pain. Hairston just returned from a fractured left thumb on Thursday, and the injury still bothers him. Plus, he's had his share of run-ins with the ball this weekend.
