8 Nights of Brendanukkah: Korean My Wayward Sun
Scott Williamson is the last Red to win Rookie of the Year. We thought Todd Frazier might have had a shot at it this year. We thought Joey Votto (and Edinson Volquez) was robbed when Geovany Soto...
I don't have time to write anything today, but I wanted to share what is unquestionably the best Reds fan video I've ever seen.
A look back at some classic Reds player. Tonight's feature is about third baseman Hans Lobert.
Anybody else excited to see what Walt will do at the trading deadline?
The Reds complete a furious and improbable comeback to take the equalizer in a four game series with the Diamondbacks. Cincinnati wins 7-6.
via www.pedestrian.tv It's the evening of July 15th. The Reds have just completed a three game sweep of the Cardinals and have moved into first place in the NL Central. It's an exciting...
This has nothing to do with United, or even soccer, but it's a nice little reminder of what we can do as fans, and how our passion can help the players.
MlSsoccer.com has been doing a bunch of these, and most of them seem to be about former United players. This one is about Gomito, along with this money quote: "With Jaime [Moreno], Ben Olsen and other experienced players, we had control over that team," he recalls. "D.C. was a top team and we would go everywhere expecting to win. Teams would go to Washington covered in fear. They would line up with all their men playing defense because they had so much respect towards us."
What I remember about Danny Cruz from last season is that he struck me as a petulant little prick. Well, now he's our petulant little prick, and more midfield depth in preparation for Olympic/injury absences to the wings.
The Hunger Gomes via 4.bp.blogspot.com Catching Fire via playersofelbeisbolcubano.files.wordpress.com Mockingjay via 2.bp.blogspot.com
With a sweep, the Reds can finish with a respectable 80 wins. They took the first step tonight with a 6-5 win over the Mets.
The Reds are officially losers again. Pittsburgh wins, 4-3.
Mike Leake closes out his season with yet another domination of the Cubs. Reds win, 2-1.
I don't have time for a long recap, but here are some highlights. Juan Francisco hit a home run over the moon deck and out of the stadium. It hit a tree outside, or it might have joined Adam...
Isn't this season over yet? Reds lose, 4-1.
The Reds are losing 4-2. It's the Cubs, so normally I'd predict that we win anyway, but Dontrelle Willis is pitching, and the universe has decreed that he shall always lose.
The Reds take a series in St. Louis! Woo hoo! Reds win, 3-2.
The Reds lose to the Cardinals, 6-4. It was thoroughly unenjoyable.
A Reds win over Chris Carpenter and the Cardinals is always sweet. Cincinnati wins, 11-8.
You knew this was coming. Phillies beat Reds, 9-0.
Unfortunately, the Cole Hamels. Reds lose to the Phillies, 3-2.
Chris Marrero makes two errors in his major league debut, and the Reds capitalize to beat the Nationals 6-3.
The Reds continue to lose in embarrassing ways to Charlie Morton and the Pirates. Cincinnati loses, 5-3.
The Reds win a seesaw affair with the Pirates, 11-8.
The Reds get steamrolled by the Nationals juggernaut, and lose 3-1.
The Nationals are leading 1-0 on the strength of a home run by... somebody. I've switched over to the soccer game. Dominic Oduro just hit a ball off the post. Yikes!
Johnny Cueto is officially a badass. The Reds triumph over the Nationals, 2-1.
The Reds lose to the Nationals, 6-4. So it's come to that.
The Reds... win a game? Weird. Reds beat Rockies, 3-2.