Tyler Mahle
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A day-to-day September for the Cincinnati Reds
While Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s injury status is considered day-to-day. As the Bengals prepare to play on Monday night. Day-to-day also describes how the Cincinnati Reds are managing through September. Continue reading
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Weekly Preview: MLB Trade Deadline and more
In this preview, the Cincinnati Reds approach the trade deadline and a road trip. FC Cincinnati hosts the leading team in their conference. While the countdown to football season continues. 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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Cincinnati Reds blundering good starting pitcher’s efforts
Through a mix of bullpen struggles, a lagging offense and injuries. The Cincinnati Reds are doing a disservice to their starting pitchers. A group emerging as the silver lining for the Reds. 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: Xavier wins NIT title and more
In this review, Xavier wins the NIT championship. The Cincinnati Reds’ roster takes shape heading into Opening Day. While FC Cincinnati’s MLS NEXT Pro league team makes history. Continue reading
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Weekly Review: Cincinnati Reds, Indy 500 and more
In this edition of the review, the Cincinnati Reds reach the unofficial start of summer. Plus, FC Cincinnati reverts back to their losing ways after their first win of the season. Continue reading
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Weekly Review: postponements, avoiding arbitration and more
In this Martin Luther King Jr. Day edition of the weekly review. COVID-19 makes it a mostly quiet week on the local college basketball beat. Plus, the Cincinnati Reds avoid arbitration with six players. Continue reading
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Cincinnati Reds’ pieces in place for reliable rotation
The Cincinnati Reds has the making of something they haven’t had in a few years. A starting rotation with real potential and increasing dependability. Luis Castillo is the undisputed cornerstone of the Reds starting rotation. Castillo has a team-best and… Continue reading
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