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Riverfront Territory is your go-to Cincinnati Reds show. Reds all-time saves leader Danny Graves unites with The Athletic's C. Trent Rosecrans to bring you year-round Reds analysis and insights.
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How the Reds Went From the Playoffs to Last Place (opens the original)
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The 2026 Cincinnati Reds season is over. Cincinnati finished 75-87 and last in the National League Central, one year after winning a wild-card spot at 83-79. Sunday’s finale was a 5-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays. The Milwaukee Brewers, the team Bob Castellini asked his own staff to explain, won 103 games. Elly De La Cruz joined the 30-30 club. Chase Burns gave the rotation a real ace. The lineup hit home runs and still barely scored. The defense finished last in Defensive Runs Saved. Hunter Gr
Why Aren’t We the Brewers? (opens the original)
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BREAKING: Bob Castellini asked his own front office a question this season that Reds fans have been asking for years. “Why aren’t we the Brewers?” Nick Krall’s answer, according to reporting from Ken Rosenthal and C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic, was to show ownership the trades it would not make. The same story says the Castellinis plan to keep Krall and general manager Brad Meador after another last-place finish. The Brewers spent about what the Reds spent and kept winning. The Reds have no
EXPLAINED: Reds Owners Want You to Blame Nick Krall (opens the original)
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BREAKING: The Reds are eliminated and will miss the playoffs for the 16th time since the Castellini's took over the team and promised championship baseball in a letter to Reds fans over twenty years ago. The Reds will finish last in the NL Central this year (for the fifth time since 2015) As fans and members of the media debate who's to blame, pointing fingers at different levels of the Cincinnati Reds organization, something funny happens when you zoom out a little bit and think. Can you blame
EXPLAINED: Chase Burns, TJ Friedl Transactions (opens the original)
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BREAKING: There are two things Cincinnati Reds fans are familiar with: pain and early offseasons. True to form, the Cincinnati Reds announced multiple transactions before Sunday's loss against the Chicago Cubs that as fans you never want to hear and for different reasons for both. Chase Burns was placed on the injured list, which frankly was cautious and well done. TJ Friedl was designated for assignment much to the frustration of fans as multiple months past due. Riverfront Territory is the off
EXPLAINED: Elly De La Cruz Potential and Contract (opens the original)
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Elly De La Cruz has electrified baseball since he debuted in May of 2023. As the conclusion of the 2026 season draws closer and the greatness of De La Cruz's season is taking shape, the inevitable conversation on his contract status as a free agent in a few season also arises. What can Elly De La Cruz achieve in one season at the height of his abilities? What type of contract can he command on an open market? Can the Reds even afford any of this conversation in the first place? All-time saves le
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