Mesoraco could get first start soon

Only in the second day of his first big league callup, Reds catching prospect Devin Mesoraco has yet to crack manager Dusty Baker's lineup. Mesoraco could likely get a start soon, but Baker wasn't divulging his plan.
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Phillips not thrilled about uncertain future

Second baseman Brandon Phillips sees the future he desires with crystal clarity. Phillips doesn't just want to be with the Reds next year, but for years to come. However, Phillips has been seeing a little red that his future remains very much up in the air.
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Cueto puts sterling numbers on line in St. Louis

The Reds and Cardinals renew their rivalry on Friday at Busch Stadium when Johnny Cueto and Chris Carpenter square off.
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Reds' late comeback stalls in loss to Phils

The Reds were dealt a four-game series sweep by the Phillies on Thursday with a 6-4 loss at Great American Ball Park.
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Reds call up eight players as rosters expand

The Reds' clubhouse was a lot more crowded Thursday, and a previously empty section of lockers were occupied. That can only mean that September callups had arrived.
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Billings' Smith hits for cycle

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D-Train solid, but Lee a barrier for Reds

Reds starter Dontrelle Willis remained winless after 10 big league starts, even though it was the ninth time he allowed three runs or fewer. The Reds' scoreless-innings streak reached 19 as Cliff Lee was the latest to neutralize them during a 3-0 loss to the Phillies on Wednesday.
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Cordero expresses desire to retire with Reds

Francisco Cordero is in the final guaranteed year of his four-year, $46 million contract that pays him $12 million this season. There is a $12 million club option for 2012 with a $1 million buyout. The 36-year-old made clear his wishes to return to the Reds.
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Mesoraco set for September callup by Reds

One of the Reds' top prospects, catcher Devin Mesoraco, will be among the September callups to be promoted to the big leagues from Triple-A Louisville on Thursday, when rosters are allowed to expand.
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Arroyo unravels while Reds can't solve Doc

Bronson Arroyo gave up two home runs and was chased during a four-run sixth inning as the Reds fell to the Phillies in a 9-0 loss on Tuesday.
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Willis, Reds look to change recent luck

Looking to get the Reds their first win of the current series and his first victory of the season will be Dontrelle Willis. But it's a tough draw, as the Phillies send Cliff Lee, who is 5-0 in his last five starts, to the mound.
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Alonso shifts to bench with Arroyo starting

One night after his first professional start at third base for the Reds, Yonder Alonso did not start against the Phillies on Tuesday.
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Reds' Hoyt, Nuxhall on Frick Award ballot

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Late home run spells loss for Bailey, Reds

Shane Victorino's two-run home run in the top of the eighth off Homer Bailey was the decider in the Reds' 3-2 loss to the Phillies on Monday night.
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Arroyo looks to build on last start for Reds

While Roy Halladay hasn't been on the mound much of late, the Reds' Tuesday starter, Bronson Arroyo, has a recent strong performance to feel good about. The starters face off in Tuesday's matchup between the Phillies and Reds.
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Bruised Hernandez sits for third straight game

Reds catcher Ramon Hernandez did not start a third consecutive game on Monday because of a bruised right forearm.
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Injured Hernandez out for Cueto start

Johnny Cueto pitched Sunday's game without his regular catcher Ramon Hernandez behind the plate for the first time this season.
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Reds walk off in 14th on Votto's second HR

Joey Votto's walk-off home run leading off the 14th inning lifted the Reds to a 5-4 victory over the Nationals on Sunday to complete a three-game
sweep at Great American Ball Park.
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Cordero climbing up all-time saves list

Next stop for Reds closer Francisco Cordero on his climb up the all-time saves list is his idol and mentor, Jose Mesa.
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Cingrani unhittable for Mustangs

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Reds look to net sweep of Nats behind Cueto

The Reds have finally accomplished what manager Dusty Baker had been looking for. They got back to .500, and did so against a suddenly slumping Nationals squad.
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Reds cruise to series win behind Leake

Mike Leake allowed two runs on six hits through six innings, helping the Reds reach the .500 mark for the first time since July 6 with a 6-3 victory over the Nationals before 30,423 at Great American Ball Park.
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Rolen progressing, starting to hit off tee

Scott Rolen, who's been on the disabled list since July 22 for a nagging left shoulder injury that resulted in a pair of stints on the DL this year, has begun hitting off a tee.
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Cairo walks off as Reds turn out lights on Nats

Miguel Cairo's single in the bottom of the ninth gave the Reds a 4-3, walk-off victory over the Nationals on Friday night.
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Reds activate Ondrusek, option Wood

In an anticipated move, the Reds activated right-handed reliever Logan Ondrusek from the 15-day disabled list on Friday.
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For Reds, finishing strong is main goal

With the Brewers running away and seeking to claim the National League Central flag that belonged to them last season, the third-place Reds have been forced to re-evaluate and adjust their desires toward a variety of consolation prizes.
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Willis faces Nats going for first win of season

Dontrelle Willis looks to notch his first victory of the season against the Nationals at the Great American Ballpark on Friday. Opposing Willis in the opener of a three-game set in Cincinnati is Nationals right-hander Chien-Ming Wang.
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Arroyo, Votto lead Reds to Game 2 win

Joey Votto went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs, while Bronson Arroyo threw eight shutout innings and the Reds won Game 2 of a doubleheader vs. the Fish.
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Reds score early and late, but fall in Game 1

Joey Votto hit a two-run homer early, and Todd Frazier hit one late, while Homer Bailey went seven innings in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Marlins.
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Alonso could see action at third base

With limited opportunities for playing time at first base behind Joey Votto, Yonder Alonso could see some action at third base during the final weeks of this season.
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Top prospect Mesoraco homers twice, knocks in five

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Alonso comes up big as Reds top Marlins

Yonder Alonso started at first, homered and hit the game-winning two-run double in the ninth. The series ends with a doubleheader Wednesday.
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Willis back in Miami as a Red

Reds left-handed pitcher Dontrelle Willis returned to South Florida as a visiting player for the time since he pitched for the Marlins from 2003-07.
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Grandal still going strong at Double-A Carolina

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Frazier starred on global stage as youth

Todd Frazier is now a rookie shortstop for the Reds, but in 1998, he was a Little League sensation, part of a team from Toms River, N.J., that won the title in Williamsport, Pa., and achieved national prominence.
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Cueto gets Reds started against Fish

The Marlins and Reds get together Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series at Sun Life Stadium. Ricky Nolasco gets the call for the home outfit, while Johnny Cueto toes the rubber for the visitors.
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D-Train hoping to roll over Pirates

Friday's loss to the Reds notwithstanding, two things have remained consistent this season for the Pirates: They have handled Cincinnati with relative ease and right-hander Charlie Morton has been effective against Cincinnati. On Saturday, the Reds will get their fourth shot at Morton, who has posted an 0.39 ERA against them this season.
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Reds get last laugh in wild affair with Bucs

The Reds hit three home runs and got four RBIs from Brandon Phillips, but a bullpen meltdown required a ninth-inning rally for an 11-8 win over the Pirates on Friday.
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Top pick Stephenson reports to Arizona

Right-hander Robert Stephenson, the Reds' top 2011 Draft pick, reported to his new team in Goodyear, Ariz., on Friday.
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Shorthanded Reds drop series to Nats

Ryan Hanigan was 4-for-4 and Brandon Phillips was 3-for-4 with an RBI, but the Reds left 10 runners on base.
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Bailey puts unbeaten mark vs. Pirates on the line

The last time the Reds and Pirates met, Pittsburgh was sitting on top of the world. Well, at least atop the National League Central. Now, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh square off again, with both teams on the outside looking in at the division race.
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Reds drop rubber match to Nats

Brandon Phillips went 2-for-3 with an RBI, but Bronson Arroyo, injured in his last outing, allowed three runs on seven hits in the first six after a rain delay.
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MVP Votto won't be moving to left field

Many fans think they've come up with the simple solution for the Reds to get the bats of both Joey Votto and Yonder Alonso into the same lineup. Just move Votto to left field and have Alonso play first base.
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MVP Votto staying at first

Many fans think they've come up with the simple solution for the Reds to get the bats of both Joey Votto and Yonder Alonso into the same lineup. Just move Votto to left field and have Alonso play first base.
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Reds prospect Buckley standing tall

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Soreness won't stop Arroyo from facing Nats

Bronson Arroyo injured his left Achilles in his last start, but that won't stop him from taking the hill for the Reds against Jordan Zimmermann and the Nationals on Thursday.
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Reds provide just enough for stellar Cueto

Johnny Cueto took a shutout into the ninth and got just enough offensive help for a 2-1 Reds win over the Nationals on Wednesday.
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Janish starts at short with Renteria out

A strained left groin suffered during Tuesday's game left Reds shortstop Edgar Renteria unavailable and Paul Janish starting on Wednesday. And it also posed a potential issue for manager Dusty Baker
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Defense hurts Leake as Reds fall

Jay Bruce continued his hot streak with two RBIs, but Edgar Renteria strained his groin on an RBI double and the Reds fell to the Nationals.
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Cueto looks for innings, ERA title lead

Johnny Cueto, who is just a few innings away from having enough work to qualify as the National League's ERA leader, and the Reds are set to face off against the Nationals' Ross Detwiler, who is making his fourth start of the season since converting from the bullpen.
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