Oc Dec. 10, the Reds signed left-handed pitcher Baldwin Moreno to a minor league contract. The #Reds have signed LHP Baldwin Moreno to a minor league contract, per the club’s transaction log. Moreno is from San Juan De La Maguana, Dominican Republic and will turn 18 in February. https://t.co/6kTw6xt7OV

The Cincinnati Reds have signed left-handed pitcher Balwin Moreno to a minor league contract, per the team's transaction log. The 17-year-old is from San Juan De La Maguana, Dominican Republic. There is not much other information out there about Moreno. Moreno will most likely pitch in the Dominican Summer League next season.

The Reds entered the week in the final NL wild card spot, tied with the Mets in the standings but in possession of the tiebreaker. They lost the first two games of the series against the last-place Pirates and fell behind by one game. On Thursday ...

ST. LOUIS — The scene in the Cincinnati Reds’ clubhouse Tuesday night was similar to the one almost two weeks ago after they dropped a crucial series-opener against the New York Mets — players in their chairs at their lockers scrolling through their ...

After Kyle Schwarber decided against taking a hometown discount from the Reds and re-signed with the Phillies on Tuesday, the Reds are apparently still looking for a way to add an impact bat. They are considering trading for Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte and Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe,

This weekend at Great American Ball Park, the Cincinnati Reds will have their best (last?) chance to climb back into the wild card race when they host the New York Mets for three games. The Mets sit in the third wild card spot and the Reds are five games back.

A Randy Savage “Big Rubber Guys” figure in Reds gear was announced in July and the wrestling legend’s collectible was made available for preorder this month.

On Thursday, we sat down with Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Rhett Lowder for an exclusive one-on-one interview. In the interview, discussed the following topics: His experience pitching in the Arizona Fall League and how he felt health-wise.

Reds manager Terry Francona is not satisfied with seeing starting pitchers go 5 innings and then come out of the game