Jeff Gray
Jeff Gray
Jeff Gray is the featured columnist for the Cincinnati Reds.
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Billy Hamilton Nearing Steals Record
The man with the otherworldly speed is about to break the legend’s record of stolen bases in the Minor Leagues. Billy Hamilton of the Cincinnati Reds is that man with the speed. The record that he is after is held by the legendary Vince Coleman and stands at 145 stolen bases. Coleman accomplished the feat [...]
TweetCincinnati Reds Defeat Chicago Cubs Again
The Cincinnati Reds did it again on Sunday. They took the lead early in the game only to watch poor fielding contribute to losing that lead, then pull out a walk-off game winner in the bottom of the 9th inning against the poor Chicago Cubs, 5-4. For the Cubs, it was there second loss by [...]
TweetCincinnati Reds Open Big Series with Philadelphia Phillies
The Cincinnati Reds completed a very successful homestand on Sunday with another dramatic walk-off win against the Chicago Cubs. They won the series with the Cubs 3 games to 1. This followed a 2 to 1 games series the Reds won against the New York Mets. So all total, the Reds finished their homestand at 5-2. Not bad. [...]
TweetMLB Rumors: Dusty Baker, Cincinnati Reds in No Hurry
MLB Rumors has it that Dusty Baker and the Cincinnati Reds have put their talks on a contract extension for Baker on a hiatus. Neither side is in any hurry to wrap up negotiations. Dusty Baker has been a very successful manager since coming over to the Reds. Overall he has a record of 393-372. [...]
TweetTodd Frazier: Lead Candidate for Rookie of the Year
Very few, at the beginning of the year, would have said the name Todd Frazier when talking about the rookie class for the 2012 season. Not even on his own team, the Cincinnati Reds, was Frazier the player people pointed to as a possible National League Rookie of the Year winner. Remember, the Reds have [...]
TweetCincinnati Reds Defeat New York Mets Again
It was a match up of inconsistent Mike Leake for the Cincinnati Reds and Cy Young Award front runner, All-StarRA Dickey of the New York Mets Wednesday night at GABP. On paper, the odds were that the Mets would win. The odds were wrong as Leake was masterful and Dickey was very hittable and the Reds [...]
TweetCincinnati Reds Shut Out New York Mets
I’m not sure if it was the inept hitting or the incredible pitching, either way, the Cincinnati Reds shut out the New York Mets Tuesday evening and won in walk-off homerun fashion, 3-0. Mat Latos pitched yet another brilliant game for the Cincinnati Reds. He went 7 innings, gave up 5 hits, struck out 4 [...]
TweetJohnny Cueto: Best Pitcher in the National League
It is never too early to start making the case for the end of the year awards. Such is the case for the National League Cy Young Award. This year, it should go to the ace of the Cincinnati Reds – Johnny Cueto. Due to some injuy problems and missed starts, Cueto did not log [...]
TweetMLB Rumors: Todd Redmond to Make First Start for Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds have been very lucky so far this season. They have used the same five pitchers for every start. Actually, they have been so lucky that they have only had one pitcher (Johnny Cueto) miss a start. That has been the case all season, until this week. MLB Rumors has it that when the [...]
TweetJohnny Cueto Earns 15th Win for Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds completed their seven-game road trip with a victory Sunday as Johnny Cueto pitched 8 innings of shutout baseball to move his record to a league leading 15 wins to go with 6 defeats. The Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs, 3-0. Cueto allowed only 3 hits and struck out 3 en-route to the [...]
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