TJ Friedl hit a decisive two-out, two-run double in the sixth inning and the Cincinnati Reds rallied for their third straight ...

Can any of the Chicago Cubs’ National League Central foes hang with them the rest of the way? This week could be telling.

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It was three hours of mass baseball mayhem as the Cincinnati Reds and Minnesota Twins displayed how the game should not be played.

In a game wherein Cincinnati actively tried to help the Twins win, Minnesota couldn't take advantage and lost their fifth ...

The Reds rallied from behind twice on Tuesday night to come back and beat the Minnesota Twins 6-5 at Great American Ball Park ...

The rally speaks to the resilience of this Reds team. After letting a 4-1 lead slip away in the top of the sixth, the bottom of the Reds order swung the game right back into the Reds favor and did it ...

But since a win over the Cubs on May 30, the Reds have been grinding through their mistakes and finding ways to come back. That was the story of TJ Friedl’s walk-off robbed homer vs. the Brewers, the ...

But after spending one summer in a hospital, Friedl’s life changed and led him to giving back. The Reds star invited a group of kids from Children’s Hospital to the Great American Ball Park for an ...

The whole five-tool thing sticks out — you can't get more than five tools,” veteran left-hander Wade Miley said of De La Cruz ...

Minnesota pitchers walked too many hitters. A passed ball proved costly. And twice, they couldn’t escape the long inning.

In the past couple of weeks, the previously moribund Cincinnati Reds have suddenly shown signs of life. Winners of seven of their last nine, including a 2-1 series win last weekend in Detroit ...