Crosley Field, the Reds’ fan favorite ballpark from 1912 to 1970, was designed by Cincinnati architect Harry Hake.

The Cincinnati Reds gave up four runs in the ninth inning to spoil the season opener against the San Francisco Giants.

Training has officially wrapped up, and teams are headed back to their home field, gearing up for Opening Day baseball. The ...

Williams: On Opening Day, the Reds overall didn't play like the 2024 Reds. Then they needed one more out, a tough reminder ...

"Everybody is frustrated and we thought the outcome would be a lot different, especially going into that last inning,” Hunter ...

For eight innings, the Reds seemed in control on Opening Day. Then, the run was swept out from under them. Despite the loss, ...

Terry Francona’s first opening day as manager of the Cincinnati Reds started in a dentist’s chair. About 12 hours later, ...

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Baseball is back in Cincinnati, and on Opening Day the Reds took a moment Reds legend Pete Rose. Rose has died on Sept. 30, ...

Mike "Chiller" Miller's Reds fandom spans seven decades, filled with pennants, a World Series title, and more than a dozen managers leading the charge.

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After leading the entire game, the Reds collapsed in the ninth, falling 6-4 to the San Francisco Giants on Opening Day.