Bleeding Cincy Red

In this episode, we look at the history of the Reds opening on the road (and the Aprils that follow). Also, Robert, Cris, and Brian make bold predictions on what we can expect from some of our favorite Redlegs this … Continue reading → The post Opening on the Road, Bold Predictions, & Reds Trivia – 2022 Episode 1 appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

Robert and Brian tend to agree on baseball, but…everything goes out the window when they discuss whether the National League should add the designated hitter. While both used to be anti-DH, Brian has slowly been lured to the dark side … Continue reading → The post Should the National League Add the DH? – Episode 13 appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

As we draw closer to the 2019 season, it’s time to get serious about the prospects of the Cincinnati Reds—in terms of fantasy baseball. Using a Top 300 player list from ESPN.com, Brian and Robert discuss which players are ranked … Continue reading → The post 2019 Fantasy Baseball Forecast for the Cincinnati Reds – Episode 12 appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this first episode for the 2019 season, we examine the three big trades (or heists) pulled off by the Cincinnati Reds. Plus, we compare the Reds’ moves against a 5-move plan to be contenders (based on a post by … Continue reading → The post 2019 Are The Cincinnati Reds Ready to Contend? (Yes, and Here’s Why) – Episode 11 appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

After an insane first half of the 2018 season, the Cincinnati Reds are in this weird space in which they started off incredibly bad and finished super strong. In this episode, we discuss what the heck happened in the first … Continue reading → The post Episode 10 – All Star Break and Second Half of 2018 Reds Outlook appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

Stop the presses! The Cincinnati Reds have fired coach Bryan Price, confirming that a 3-15 start to the season is unacceptable, even with the “rebuild” and early season injuries. We discuss the move, interim manager Jim Riggleman, what to expect … Continue reading → The post Episode 9: Emergency Podcast – Reds Fire Bryan Price! We Discuss What That Means & More appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode, we discuss the surprising—and at times, baffling—start to the 2018 season, including reasons for optimism and pessimism (1:30). Then, we share our favorite trades in Reds history, including the first professional trade ever (27:10). Then, we close … Continue reading → The post Ep. 8 – What’s Gone Wrong, Best Reds Trades of All-Time and Reds Trivia appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In our first full episode of the 2018 season, we talk about opening day, expectations for the Cincinnati Reds this season (1:30), and our super bold predictions (like maybe a little too bold, but you only live once, right?) (25:40). … Continue reading → The post Ep. 7 – Opening Day Episode and 2018 Outlook of Cincinnati Reds appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we close out this series with Raisel Iglesias. After beginning as a promising starter, Iglesias has transformed himself into a pretty dominant reliever. We discuss … Continue reading → The post Raisel Iglesias: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we try chasing down Billy Hamilton, which is impossible, so we talk about him instead. Billy brings the speed to the Cincinnati Reds and the … Continue reading → The post Billy Hamilton: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we get excited about Cincinnati Reds outfield rookie Jesse Winker. All this guy does is get on base, which is what makes him a popular … Continue reading → The post Jesse Winker: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we expound on the greatness of Tucker Barnhart. Extended through the 2022 season by the Cincinnati Reds, Barnhart won the 2017 gold glove and has … Continue reading → The post Tucker Barnhart: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we marvel at the greatness of Scott Schebler (okay, it’s mainly just “Schebler lover” Robert doing the marveling). When he’s healthy, Schebby has proven to … Continue reading → The post Scott Schebler: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we celebrate the waiver claim of the year in Scooter Gennett. We talk about the four-home-run game, the Scooter on a scooter bobble head, homegrown … Continue reading → The post Scooter Gennett: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we praise Eugenio Suarez who had a breakout season in 2017. He has pop in his bat, gold in his glove, and frosty hair (Google … Continue reading → The post Eugenio Suarez: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we examine Anthony DeSclafani. After promising 2015 and 2016 seasons for the Cincinnati Reds, Disco didn’t pitch an inning in 2017. He could be the … Continue reading → The post Anthony DeSclafani: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we examine Michael Lorenzen. In the mix for a rotation spot headed into spring training, he may be most valuable as a bullpen arm—especially if … Continue reading → The post Michael Lorenzen: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we take a look at Adam Duvall. Need 30 HRs and 100 RBIs? Well, Duvall is your guy. But he’s not just a bat; he’s … Continue reading → The post Adam Duvall: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we take a look at 2017 rookie starter Luis Castillo. The top prospect returned in the Dan Straily trade, Castillo started off in the minors … Continue reading → The post Luis Castillo: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we take a look at the future short stop (or second baseman or something) Jose Peraza. A top prospect the Reds tried trading for twice, … Continue reading → The post Jose Peraza: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

In this episode of the Best Case/Worst Case edition of the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast, we take a look at the enigmatic Homer Bailey. A long-time top prospect of the Reds who signed a big contract before pitching only 26 … Continue reading → The post Homer Bailey: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

Kicking off spring training, the Bleeding Cincy Red podcast will be taking quick looks at the Cincinnati Reds’ 40-man roster—starting off with first baseman Joey Votto. Votto-matic is known for his greatness, his reliability, and his penchant for buying donkeys … Continue reading → The post Joey Votto: 2018 Best Case/Worst Case Scenario appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

Even in the darkest moments, there’s still a little light, and that’s what we discuss in this episode, specifically about the recent bright spots in the starting rotation (2:00), including our picks for the 2018 Reds starting rotation (15:30). Plus, … Continue reading → The post Ep. 6 – The Reds 2018 Rotation, Reds HOF Debate and True or False appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

We discuss the first half of the season—what went wrong, what went right, who’s tradable, and proof that even slightly better pitching (dropping the team ERA from a 5.50 ERA to a 4.50 ERA) could put us in the Wild … Continue reading → The post Ep. 5 – Who’s Tradable, 5.50 ERA vs 4.50 ERA, Brians vs. Roberts, & A Bronson Stump Robert appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

We look at the ups and downs of the Cincinnati Reds during the first month of the 2017 season (1:25), including some excellent production from the plate, shaky starting pitching, and the crowning of a new “Reds Killer.” We share … Continue reading → The post Ep. 4 – The Reds Cool Down + Play “True or False” With Us appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

We share our excitement for the Cincinnati Reds’ fast 7-2 start to the 2017 season by talking about players who have surprised and delighted us so far, including early frontrunner for Rookie of the Year: Amir Garrett. We also talk … Continue reading → The post Ep. 3 – 2017 Fast Start for Cincinnati Reds appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

We share our excitement for the 2017 Opening Day for the Cincinnati Reds by naming our all-time Reds opening day line-up. We also share our bold predictions for 2017, discuss the pros and cons of fantasy baseball, and share a … Continue reading → The post Ep. 2 – 2017 Opening Day Excitement for the Cincinnati Reds appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.

We take a look back at the upsides and downsides of the 2016 Cincinnati Reds season, what we learned from it and what we have to look forward to in 2017. We also discuss the ideal starting rotation, our favorite … Continue reading → The post Ep. 1 – 2016 Recap and 2017 Outlook of the Cincinnati Reds appeared first on Bleeding Cincy Red.