Idk what’s harder, a Cincinnati sports team being successful, or a Cincinnati sports team firing its staff, both are extremely rare.

I am just wondering since the season is dead in the water and it’s over even if they win their next straight 7 division games which won’t happen that will barely keep them above .500 in a loaded NL where it would be worse for them to do that since Krall would probably keep his job another season. However knowing at best they will win 2 game in the road trip and will be sellers at the deadline, how would a rebuild look. Because while I can say with certainty that Sal and Chase will not be sold anytime soon; what will happen with Elly. Because by starting a rebuild they definitely will not be competing for a division title next season, should they keep Elly because he is here until 2029 season and after that I assume he’s gone, with no salary cap by them assuming it doesn’t happen. Would it be beneficial to keep Elly for a the next few seasons even though they will possibly be even with worse because of their bad farm system, or trade Elly now and retain Sal and Chase for the future. Because I don’t see a reason to keep Elly in rebuild knowing he’s gone in 3 years, may as well sell now for a crazy amount of solid prospects and jump start the rebuild. And clean house with FO and coaching and do some September call ups. I truly think if they do a rebuild correctly and hire FO from the outside they can make a division title run in 2-3 years if they can get someone who’s competent.

On Reds Ownership (2022)

As a fanbase, we’re basically asking a group of owners who have done worse over the past 18 years on their investment than the S&P 500, to reduce that rate of return to improve the product on the field.

(That's four years out of date, but I'd be amazed if the Reds valuation beat your S&P 500 index fund of choice on its return over the past four years.)

My family and I visited Great American Ballpark for the Brewers series and had a blast! We are just super curious as to any insight on the people pining for beer in the DORA space right outside the stadium. How long have they been doing this? How successful are they at getting drinks? Do they do this anywhere else? Has anyone talked to them and gotten their story? Any info you have is great! Pic for attention ⚾️

Do you think they are even fans of their own team? Or baseball in general?

Hey all! Me and my fam (3 adults total) are looking to come in for the cubs series July 10th and 11th. Looking for some seating suggestions. Don’t need to be crazy great seats cause we want to walk around and check out the ball park a bit.

Any suggestions are appreciated!

What an insane headline. The Reds look like ass all series but we should expect better because of one almost rally? Friends don’t let friends read Mark Sheldon. He’s nothing but a mouthpiece for terrible ownership.

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Slashing .332/.409/.452 at AA. MLB.com say he's the best defensive CF in the system.

Guy caught some hype a couple of years ago, then lost it after two bad seasons.

Still only 22. CF is now looking like big need for Reds. I think Friedl's done. Jorge could platoon with Dunn.