Nick Lodolo
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Cincinnati Reds and Bengals face the crossroads
The Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals are at a crossroads moment. The Reds are looking for a new manager. While the Bengals are striving to avoid an 0-4 start to their season. Continue reading
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Nerone’s Notes: Private Equity, pitchers and the Paralympics
The Cincinnati Bengals opposed a vote that could change the NFL’s ownership structure. The Cincinnati Reds pitching staff struggles with injuries. Plus, Cincinnati area connections to the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Continue reading
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Springtime concerns for Cincinnati’s major league teams
Spring is officially arrived and a new Cincinnati Reds is blossoming. The Reds, Cincinnati Bengals and FC Cincinnati face unique concerns as spring begins. Continue reading
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A midsummer night’s rest for Cincinnati teams
As FC Cincinnati approaches their all-star break next week. The Cincinnati Reds is emerging from their all-star break this week. In both cases, the breaks provide a much-needed opportunity to rest. Continue reading
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Cincinnati Reds: higher losses, costs and lower attendance
As a season full of setbacks concludes for the Cincinnati Reds. The team faces a problem on the field and financially. Continue reading
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Cincinnati Reds returns to a recent past
In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic; there was a desire expressed by many. To seek something better than what passed for normal in pre-pandemic times. The 2022 Cincinnati Reds didn’t get the memo. Continue reading
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Weekly Review: Cincinnati Reds snap losing streak and more
In this review, the Cincinnati Reds finally get a win after two brutal weeks. Two high-profile student-athletes transfer to the University of Cincinnati. While the Cincinnati Cyclones continue their pursuit for the Kelly Cup. Continue reading
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Weekly Review: comebacks, All-Star starters and more
In this review, the Cincinnati Reds spend much of last week coming back. Nick Castellanos and Jesse Winker earn spots in the Midsummer Classic’s starting lineup. Plus, a new era begins for American college sports. Continue reading
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