Cincinnati Reds

 - landing in Cincinnati in 2008. A career .231 hitter, Bako batted .217 for the Reds. Nick Zaccardi is an associate reporter for MLB.com. ...

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Bearcat Insider  - Nov 21, 2008 By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- The Reds learned Friday that longtime official scorer Glenn Sample has died at the age of 77. ... Once a coach, always an inspiration Cincinnati.com MLB Official Scorer, Former Coach Sample Dead At 77 AHN

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 - By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com David Weathers went 4-6 with a 3.25 ERA in 72 games for the Reds in 2008. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty) CINCINNATI -- Don't count David ...

 - As for the Reds, they lost Affeldt to the Giants but remain in the hunt for left-handed relief, Cincinnati general manager Walt Jocketty confirmed on ...

 - Ideally, we'd like to acquire another left-hander," Reds general manager Walt Jocketty said on Thursday night. Jocketty said Cincinnati had interest in ...

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 - Nov 20, 2008 By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- The Reds added pitchers Matt Maloney, Carlos Fisher, Robert Manuel and Sam Lecure to their 40-man roster on Thursday ... Reds add LHP Maloney to roster Rotoworld.com all 3 news articles

 - Nov 4, 2008 By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- The Reds have spent years watching other clubs use their financial and scouting muscles to pluck the best and ...

It would be the only time during Griffey's nine years in Cincinnati the Reds finished a season with a winning record. After that first taste of winning, ... Griffey traded from Reds to White Sox The Associated Press Reds trade Griffey to contender White Sox National Post

 - Jun 13, 2008 The 1975 World Series marked the first of back-to-back World Series championships for the "Big Red Machine." It was the only time in Pete Rose's career that ...

By Mark Sheldon Pete Mackanin won't be confused with motivational speaker Tony Robbins, but the ever-optimistic Reds interim manager seems to believe that if he keeps saying something, it will happen. Take slumping utility hitter Ryan Freel as an example. Freel-good moment: Reds top Marlins

By Mark Sheldon In the short term, the Reds manager's job will belong to advance scout Pete Mackanin on an interim basis. Beyond that, Cincinnati has no timetable or no restrictions in its search for the club's next manager. No timetable for Reds' next manager