The Cincinnati Reds just finished another homestead under .500. The Reds have not taken advantage of home-field advantage ever since the MLB clock started ticking for Elly De La Cruz.

Plus Jose Trevino shares about his creative catching gear and Terry Francona makes sure all his relievers feel appreciated.

Through just over a month this season, the Reds have emboided taking three steps forward then two steps back. While it is only early May, the excuse of it still being early is starting to fly away.

The offensive fireworks at Wrigley Field have been spectacular. The Chicago Cubs have displayed a lineup that can slug ...

Forget the Rhett Lowder Plan. Cincinnati Reds top prospect Chase Burns seems to be on his own plan and timeline in his first season of professional baseball. The Reds’ No. 2 overall pick in last ...

Cincinnati has an 18-15 record overall and a 9-8 record in home games. The Reds have the seventh-ranked team slugging percentage in the NL at .393. Washington is 14-19 overall and 5-12 on the road.

The Wallabies have unveiled an unusual coaching handover that will extend Joe Schmidt’s tenure, but give Les Kiss just 14 ...