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Pugs,
Whitey is still with me. She goes back to the Vet tomorrow and he is going to do some bloodwork. Hoping and praying the results are better than last time. If her red blood cell count is still way low then tomorrow afternoon me and Whitey will be on the way to the specialty clinic in Indianapolis for a blood transfusion.Thanks for asking.
r/Esteemed Rat
The Reds are going to be solid team but I think they will still be looking up at the Crew and Cubs in the standings.
Rat, I hope all goes well with Whitey.
Sweet Lou joins Reds Hall of Fame pic.twitter.com/0FfacI46HC
— Gordon Wittenmyer (@GDubMLB) April 25, 2026
A disappointing team is trying to unload salary late in the season.
Sources: Reds slugger Eugenio Suárez, outfielder TJ Friedl available on waivers. Story, unlocked and free to read: https://t.co/ZBXIWEyGcM
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) August 27, 2026
Tough call when you drop from a wild card last year to last place this year. Fire everyone and start over or try to build on something?
The Reds are expected to retain Nick Krall, GM Brad Meador, manager Terry Francona and the rest of their front office for 2027, according to @GDubMLB. pic.twitter.com/WvPUj3dtKf
— Chatterbox Sports (@CBoxSports) September 13, 2026
I thought that Redleg club would be a lot better than they were. Even rookie slugger Sal Stewart has not gotten them out of the NLC basement.
Despite the vote of confidence in the leadership, two Reds icons, Larkin and Votto, want change.
This is confirmed, by the way. Soly is always on point. https://t.co/2w2zybqhKk pic.twitter.com/RqTbXBuAeZ
— Chad Dotson (@dotsonc) September 22, 2026
Local media sharpening their knives…
In more than two decades of writing about the Cincinnati Reds, I have never once called for someone to be fired. These are real people with families and I've never wanted to do that.
That changes tomorrow. Enough is enough.
— Chad Dotson (@dotsonc) September 22, 2026
‘Why aren’t we the Brewers?’ How the Reds remain in limbo while other small-market clubs succeed. With @ctrent, unlocked and free to read. https://t.co/XYoua5ZSFx
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) September 24, 2026
Our division is Chicago, Milwaukee, and then three teams that are trying to emulate Milwaukee.
It can’t work for everyone.
The Reds aren’t emulating the Brewers, which is their problem. They have been trying to emulate the Angels and Rockies by refusing to do a rebuild and the results speak for themselves.
Didn’t Castellini own part of the Cardinals at one time?
Yes, he did.
Bob and Phil Castellini issued a joint statement to The Athletic after a report that Bob has repeatedly blocked the Reds’ front office from trading players at peak value.
The report also states the Castellini family has no plans to sell the team.
Full (free) article 🔽 pic.twitter.com/wVzviww8R8
— Chatterbox Sports (@CBoxSports) September 24, 2026
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