Soto No. 7 on list of top first-base prospects

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Reds' 2012 Opening Day moved to April 5

In a schedule change, the Reds' request to move up Opening Day has been granted by Major League Baseball. The 2012 opener against the Miami Marlins will now be played on Thursday, April 5 at 4:10 p.m. ET. The game was originally set for April 6.
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Cingrani tops among Short-Season MiLB.com hurlers

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Former Reds owner Lindner dies at 92

Cincinnati business icon Carl H. Lindner Jr., the former Reds controlling partner and chief executive officer and a minority owner in the club, died on Monday night at the age of 92.
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Bray on MLB roster against Chinese Taipei

Reds reliever Bill Bray will be part of a roster featuring Major League players that will participate in the 2011 Taiwan All-Star Series. The roster, which was announced on Friday by Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association, will play against the Chinese Taipei national team from Nov. 1-6.
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Arroyo tosses shutout in 2011 home finale

Bronson Arroyo felt right, looked right and most importantly pitched right. He dealt a six-hit shutout in leading the Reds to a 2-0 win over the Astros on Wednesday afternoon in the home finale at Great American Ball Park.
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Arroyo looks to dent Brewers' playoff hopes

With the Brewers closing in on the NL Central title, Randy Wolf begins a weekend series against Bronson Arroyo and the Reds on Friday night in Cincinnati.
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Bruce's walk-off homer sinks Cubs

Jay Bruce sent the first pitch he saw in the bottom of the 11th over the right-field wall to send the Reds homer winners in the series finale against the Cubs.
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Francisco's defense impressing as of late

Reds rookie third baseman Juan Francisco's reputation as a booming home run hitter preceded itself and he backed it up with a shot that exited Great American Ball Park on Monday. On the other hand, the 24-year-old's defense had not been so heralded on his way up from the Minors.
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Cueto to miss start; season in jeopardy

It is possible that the Reds' Johnny Cueto has already made his final pitch of the 2011 season. He will definitely miss his next turn to start.
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Bailey looks to build on strong start

The immediate future for the two National League Central rivals pits Randy Wells on the mound for Chicago against Cincinnati's Homer Bailey.
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Reds lose Cueto but topple Cubs

Johnny Cueto exited with an injury after throwing 3 2/3 scoreless innings. Ramon Hernandez hit a three-run homer and Juan Francisco drove in two.
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Cueto exits early vs. Cubs with injury

Reds starting pitcher Johnny Cueto made an early exit from his outing vs. the Cubs on Wednesday with a strained right lat muscle and will be examined again tomorrow.
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Minor League pitcher Green suspended

Major League Baseball announced Wednesday that Minor League right-handed pitcher Cole Green was handed a 50-game suspension for violating the drug prevention and treatment program.
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Reds to welcome Marlins for 2012 opener

Major League Baseball released the 2012 schedules of all 30 teams on Wednesday. The Reds will have Opening Day on Friday, April 6, vs. the Marlins — and stick to the custom of starting the new season at home at Great American Ball Park.
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With eye on ERA crown, Cueto stares down Cubs

If he can finish on top in the National League come the end of the season, Cueto (9-5) would be the first Reds pitcher to lead the NL in ERA since Ed Heusser did it in 1944. Trying to get there, he'll face off against the Cubs for the second straight start Wednesday at Great [...]

Leake caps his season with gem vs. Cubs

In his final start of 2011, Mike Leake gave the Reds eight well-pitched innings and earned a 2-1 victory over the Cubs on Tuesday.
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Rolen not giving up on return, but time is short

Although injured Reds third baseman Scott Rolen has not played a game since July 22, and his team is out of contention, he isn't counting himself out yet.
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Francisco's 502-foot homer can't save Reds

Juan Francisco hit the second-longest home run in Great American Ball Park history, but it still only counted for one run. The Reds hit four of the game's seven homers but needed more vs. the Cubs during Monday's 12-8 loss.
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Jocketty not talking about his contract situation

Reds general manager Walt Jocketty is loath to discuss contract negotiations about his players. Therefore, it was hardly a surprise Monday when Jocketty declined to discuss his own contract. His four-year deal as GM and president of baseball operations ends this year.
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Willis still aiming for first win of season

Neither the Cubs nor Reds are fighting for a playoff spot as the second full week of September kicks off on Monday, but both will trot out a pair of back-to-the-future starters in their series-opener at Great American Ball Park.
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Volquez solid, but Reds' bats quiet in finale

Edinson Volquez delivered a solid-but-unspectacular five innings on Sunday, during which he allowed two runs, four hits and four walks. But with the Reds generating little offense following a 12-7 slugfest on Saturday, Volquez was the losing pitcher in a 4-1 Rockies victory before 39,538 at Coors Field.
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Rockies, Reds pay tribute to 9/11 before game

Players and coaches from both the Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies stood in front of their dugouts and shook hands with the active and veteran service members who marched past them to start the pre-game 9/11 ceremonies Sunday.
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Baker eager to finish season above .500

Dusty Baker is in his 18th season as a Major League manager, and has done everything from winning a pennant with the 2002 San Francisco Giants to finishing last with the 2006 Chicago Cubs.
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Volquez set for return to mound for Reds

Promising young left-hander Drew Pomeranz will make his Major League debut Sunday for the Rockies, while Reds right-hander Edinson Volquez — who, at 28, still has plenty of promise himself — makes his first start since July, when he was demoted to the Minors for the second time this season.
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Reds win homer battle, but not game

The Reds came out on top of an epic home-run battle on Saturday in a game that harkened back to the old days at Coors Field. But that didn't translate to victory on the scoreboard, as Cincinnati fell to the Rockies, 12-7, in front of a sun-splashed crowd of 38,499.
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Now healthy, Hanigan heating up offensively

It took Reds catcher Ryan Hanigan eight days to return the lineup following a home-plate collision with Brewers outfielder Nyjer Morgan on July 8. The pain from the impact, however, took much longer to subside.
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Arroyo faces Rockies after extra rest

Alex White, who earned his first Rockies win his last time out, will take the mound against Bronson Arroyo, who may be a little bruised and battered after taking a line drive off his left leg in his last start.
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Four-run sixth backs Bailey's strong outing

In the sixth, the Reds plated four runs, two driven in on a Ryan Hanigan single. Homer Bailey got the start and went 7 2/3 innings, allowing one run on six hits.
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Speedy Sappelt starts in cavernous Coors

Reds manager Dusty Baker doesn't need to spend any time consulting Guinness World Records entries to find out how the dimensions of the Coors Field outfield stack up against its counterparts.
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Lutz carries hot bats into MWL playoffs

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Alonso appreciative of family's big sacrifice

Only 24, Yonder Alonso wants to show appreciation for the life his parents provided he and sister. When Alonso was nine, his parents made the decision to leave Cuba for a better life in the U.S. They gave up everything, including Luis' baseball career.
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Lefty-lefty matchup leaves Reds at a loss

A three-run home run by Carlos Pena off Bill Bray in the bottom of the eighth inning Wednesday sent the Reds to a 6-3 loss to the Cubs. Cincinnati dropped two of three in the series.
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Baker impressed with Mesoraco's first starts

Reds rookie catcher Devin Mesoraco's first two big league starts on Monday and Tuesday were considered a success by his manager, Dusty Baker.
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Cueto tries for 10-win plateau in rubber game

The Reds will send Johnny Cueto to the mound to face the Cubs' Ryan Dempster in the finale of the clubs' three-game series in Chicago.
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Cueto tries for 10-win plateau in rubber gamer

The Reds will send Johnny Cueto to the mound to face the Cubs' Ryan Dempster in the finale of the clubs' three-game series in Chicago.
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Votto salvages Leake's big night in extras

Mike Leake pitched sensationally and lasted nine innings, but it took Joey Votto's RBI double in the top of the 13th inning get the go-ahead run in a 4-2 Reds victory over the Cubs on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field.
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Reds recall pitcher Wood

With the season at Triple-A Louisville concluding on Monday, the Reds made their final planned September callup on Tuesday, when lefty pitcher Travis Wood was recalled.
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Willis' bid for first win foiled by mistakes

A three-run Cubs fifth inning proved to be enough to send Dontrelle Willis and the Reds to a 4-3 defeat on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
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Leake goes for victory No. 12 against Cubs

Reds starter Mike Leake, who is nearing his innings limit, will start against the Cubs' Rodrigo Lopez in the second game of the teams' series at Wrigley Field on Tuesday. Leake will be throwing to a familiar target in prospect Devin Mesoraco, who was his batterymate in the Minors.
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Cubs rally foils Willis' bid for first victory

A three-run Cubs fifth inning proved to be enough to send Dontrelle Willis and the Reds to a 4-3 defeat on Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field.
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Arroyo's leg expected to be fine

There was a large, square bandage and a wrap that covered a sizeable welt on the left leg of Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo on Monday. Broken blood vessels surrounded the outer edges of the bandage.
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Willis looks to break into win column vs. Cubs

The strange, winding Major League journey of Dontrelle Willis continues on Monday afternoon, as the Reds open a three-game series against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Willis, who is looking for his first win of the year, will face off against the Cubs' Matt Garza, who goes for win No. 8.
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Francisco's fourth hit lifts Reds to win in 10th

Juan Francisco's career-high fourth hit of the game — a single in the 10th inning — drove in the go-ahead run in the Reds' 3-2 victory over the Cardinals on Sunday afternoon.
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Class A shortstop Hamilton steals 100 bases

Class A Dayton shortstop Billy Hamilton stole three more bases on Saturday to reach 100 steals for the season. Hamilton is the first player in Reds organization history to steal 100 bases.
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Reds prospect Hamilton steals 100th base

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Arroyo takes the ball as Reds go for series win

The Cardinals and Reds meet for the final time this season on Sunday, as a franchise stalwart faces a new kid on the block. Bronson Arroyo, in his sixth season with the Reds, takes the hill for Cincinnati against St. Louis' Edwin Jackson, who is making his first career start against the Reds.
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Reds can't recover from Bailey's short start

Homer Bailey did not last long in the Reds' 6-4 defeat to the Cardinals on Saturday afternoon. Bailey tied a season low with three innings pitched and gave up five runs — four earned — on six hits with one walk and three strikeouts.
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Closing options slim for Reds behind Cordero

The Reds are faced with a decision on whether to pick up the $12 million club option for 2012 on closer Francisco Cordero. One factor in that decision is who the Reds would have to close games if they didn't bring back Cordero. The pool of candidates in-house is rather thin.
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Late homers help Reds outslug Cardinals

Yonder Alonso's tiebreking two-run home run in the top of the seventh inning and Juan Francisco's three-run blast in the ninth helped give the Reds an 11-8 victory over the Cardinals on Friday night.
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