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Cincinnati Reds President and Chief Operating Officer Phil Castellini was on the radio this morning for (home) Opening Day festivities with Mo Egger and ...

And that ignores that the Reds have a lease with Hamilton County through 2037. If you want to look at what would you do with this team to have it be more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system that this game exists – it would be to pick it up and move it somewhere else. But then you talk about how to do that you need to move the team somewhere else because the current economic system is set up against you, and if you sold someone else could take the team to another city? It certainly seems that other teams have figured it out, Phil. And yeah, the Padres also lost a bunch of money due to the covid year, too – 50% more than the Reds did according to the numbers sourced by Forbes. Thanks to Major League Baseball’s Anti-Trust exemption another team can’t just open up shop in Cincinnati. If you want to actually go to a game in person in Cincinnati, you’re out of luck and stuck with the Reds. Of course where else can the fans go has an endless amount of answers. As for the threat of be careful what you ask for because someone else might buy the team and move it….. In the last 50 years one team in Major League Baseball has been relocated – the Montreal Expos. That’s it. come on, stop it with this boogeyman that every professional sports franchise tries to lay on the fans. There are plenty of people out there who want to own a professional sports team. And you have people saying faith is earned, 15 years of ownership and they haven’t won to the extent we like and so you had my faith, but you’ve lost it. But you know, the bottom line is, and I do think we’ve had to shift the discipline. That’s the other thing – you want to have this debate?

As it turns out, Nick Senzel both reads and is inspired by the work at Red Reporter dot com. In talking with Mark Sheldon of MLB.com over the weekend, he ...

Sadly, the Cincinnati Reds have no Dan Breakouts listed, even though Nick Senzel is going to have a 20/20 season and win a Gold Glove. All the usual suspects rank near the top, but they appear to be just a little bit higher on some of the arms acquired in this winter’s salary dumps than others, with each of Brandon Williamson, Chase Petty, and Connor Phillips featured prominently. As it turns out, Nick Senzel both reads and is inspired by the work at Red Reporter dot com.

It's Opening Day at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati and Reds president Phil Castellini has a loud and clear message for fans who want to see the team ...

He should be more concerned with silence — which is exactly what he can expect if he keeps antagonizing his team’s own supporters for daring to ask for a contender on the field. The good news is, you don’t even have to try. Tipico has no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. Not when the front office seems intent on sabotaging whatever chance the roster has to win. Expanded playoffs mean the Reds could make a run. … What would you do with this team to have it be more profitable, make more money and compete more?”

Forget about NFL ticket prices in the hundreds of dollars. We found home opener tickets as low as $30 on StubHub hours before game time, a bargain for an in- ...

At Koch's Sporting Goods downtown, Reds T-shirts are selling for $29, and ballcaps for $24, unchanged from last year according to the store. That's the beauty of it," she said. "They are doing great, they beat Atlanta (in the opening game)," he said.

TV/radio: Bally Sports Great Lakes, WTAM 1100 AM and the Guardians Radio Network will carry the series. Pitching matchups and starting times: RHP Shane Bieber ( ...

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Cincinnati Reds fans are upset with their team's front office. Here's how president Phil Castellini just made things even worse.

… If you want to have this debate, if you wanna look at what would you do with this team to have it be more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system that this game exists, it would be to pick it up and move it somewhere else. The Cleveland Guardians are in a similar market. In fact, whenever the team has a modicum of success, the front office sends its best players packing. Bob Castellini officially became the owner of the iconic Cincinnati Reds franchise in 2006. They apparently know what they’re doing, even when they get rid of all their good players following a 2021 campaign in which Cincy just barely missed the playoffs. The Cincinnati Reds have been a joke of an MLB franchise for more than 20 years.

"It's a holiday – a baseball holiday! Ain't no other place in America got that!" – Sparky Anderson. Cincinnati's unofficial holiday – Reds Opening Day (home ...

The Cincinnati Reds have released their lineup for their 146th Opening Day in Cincinnati. The Reds released the roster hours before they take on the ...

Tyler Naquin had a big day at the plate for the Cincinnati Reds, but the bullpen imploded in the 9th inning as they fell to Cleveland 10-5.

Tony Santillan came out for the top of the 8th inning and he made quick work of the Cleveland lineup, needing just 11 pitches to get through a 1-2-3 inning. Tommy Pham exited the game shortly after a collision with Nick Senzel in the outfield. Kyle Farmer led off the 8th inning with a single, but he was doubled up on a fly ball by Jake Fraley when he attempted to steal the bag and didn’t pick up the fly out until it was too late and the throw back to first base beat him by five feet. Still, that gave Cleveland a 4-0 lead at a point when the Reds hadn’t gotten a single hit on the day. But then a day that began with a public relations nightmare by Phil Castellini ended as the bullpen imploded on itself in the 9th, giving up two home runs and six runs total and the answer to Phil’s question of “where you gonna go?” was to the exits before the game was even over. Bieber hit Kyle Farmer with one out before serving up back-to-back doubles to Jake Fraley and Jonathan India, with the latter bringing in two runs to cut the Cleveland lead in half.

Reds president Phil Castellini's attitude of "we're here, you're lucky and show some respect" shows a problem at Pretty Good American Ball Park.

And since when is a team’s ownership revered for keeping the team in a town that has supported them to the ends of the earth? It could also be easy for a few of the 11 relievers to get less work than an eight-track tape. The Reds have an 11-man bullpen, so it could be confusing to pick the right guy night after night. It’d be wise for Phil Castellini to give that some thought and to recall it every so often. The Reds youth will be interesting if not always capable. At 9:05 p.m., the Reds did send a press release with the following apology from Phil Castellini: "I apologize to Reds fans and regret the comments that I made earlier today. "He’s going to pitch in close games." "What would you do with this team to have it more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system? "Hunter’s going to be one of our guys," Bell allowed. The problem isn’t the facts. Phil Castellini asked on the radio before the Cincinnati Reds home opener Tuesday. He was responding to a question about restless fans who have suggested that Phil’s father sell the team. Opening day shouldn’t be a referendum on town-team relations, but Phil Castellini opened the can.

The Reds 2022 home opener is Tuesday and while the MLB lockout pushed things back a bit, Cincinnati is still doing it up big for Opening Day.

Cincinnati Reds celebrated their Opening Day against the Cleveland Guardians with first pitch scheduled for 4:10 p.m. Tuesday. Traditionally the Reds open the ...

The first series of the new season has seen a nice start for Reds shortstop Kyle Farmer, who picked up five hits and four runs batted in during the Atlanta series. Bieber gave up three hits, one earned run, and struck out four in his 4.2 inning performance in the Guardians’ season-opening loss at the Kansas City Royals April 7. However, due to the lockout and labor dispute between MLB owners and the players union forced a shift in the league’s schedule.

The Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians will play the final game of their two game series this afternoon in Cincinnati.

0 0 By Opening Day, the Reds had lost five wins in Doolittle’s projections — and the A’s had lost 10. The lefty has already pitched a simulated game/live batting practice. Still, he and Senzel are out of the lineup today. 0 0 The 24-year-old starter misses a lot of bats, but he also walks hitters at a high rate for a starting pitcher. We don’t have pitch data breakdown for Nick Lodolo because that information isn’t publicly available in the minor leagues at this point in time. 0 He doesn’t walk hardly anyone – or at least hasn’t in the past. The left-handed pitcher will be making his big league debut after a spring training in which he threw 11.1 innings with two walks and 12 strikeouts and allowed just three runs.

CINCINNATI — Rain showers forced Wednesday's matchup between the Cleveland Guardians and the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ballpark to enter a rain ...

If the game is canceled, it would be the second straight year a game between Cleveland and Cincinnati was washed out and rescheduled. Rookie Steven Kwan’s .667 batting average and 1.683 OPS are tops among hitters with at least 20 plate appearances, while teammate José Ramírez ranks fifth in average and second in OPS. The game was originally scheduled to begin at 12:35 p.m..

Nick Lodolo is scheduled to make his debut, but the Reds game is in a delay.

It's great for the whole team to be a part of, so, we're excited.” The Reds game on Wednesday against the Cleveland Guardians is in a rain delay. It's great to be a part of.

Reds President & COO Phil Castellini issued an apology last night after he scoffed at fan criticism during interviews before the team's home opener.

The problem is the attitude." In his book, The Power of Playing Offense, Epstein takes a people-first approach to help leaders elevate purpose, performance and impact. As far as the Reds moving elsewhere, that is "not going to happen." Daugherty: "The problem isn't the facts. Castellini: "The answer is are you going to abandon being a Reds fan? Are you going to abandon following this team?

Reds president Phil Castellini apologized Tuesday after saying that fans unhappy with the team's pared-down roster and performance should "be careful what ...

"I apologize to Reds fans and regret the comments that I made earlier today," he said. But the bottom line is -- and I do think we've had to shift the discipline. "That's the other thing -- you want to have this debate?

Phil Castellini, Reds president and COO, issued an apology Tuesday night after his viral radio comments.

We haven’t abandoned our commitment to winning and investing in this franchise and in this community. We haven’t abandoned investing in the team and the community. .... What would you do with this team to have it more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system that this game exist? "Sell the team to who? "Well, where are you going to go?" “I apologize to Reds fans and regret the comments that I made earlier today,” Castellini said in a statement.

Jose Ramirez blasts grand slam, drives in six, Andres Gimenez hits two-run homer in Guardians' victory over Reds.

Guardians ace Shane Bieber retired the first 10 batters. Kwan has now reached base at least three times in all five games of his major league career. CINCINNATI — José Ramírez hit a grand slam and drove in six runs, remarkable rookie Steven Kwan reached base three more times and the Guardians spoiled the Cincinnati Reds' home opener with a 10-5 win Tuesday.

The Reds erased a four-run deficit in the sixth inning of their home opener, but Cleveland ran away with it with a six-run ninth inning.

After the Guardians replaced Bieber with left-hander Anthony Gose, Tyler Naquin hammered a two-run homer to the batter’s eye in center field. After a sacrifice fly for the game's first run, Ramírez lofted a ball into the left-center gap. With two runners in scoring position, India hit a two-run double down the third-base line, waving his arms to the crowd as he stood atop second base. The next hitter bounced a comebacker to the mound, a potential double-play ball, but Mahle was unable to corral it and it turned into an error when everyone was safe. Bell said it felt like a normal Cincinnati Opening Day to him with all the fans wearing red he saw on his drive to the ballpark. Six ninth-inning runs later and it was a blowout. The crowd went wild when Joe Burrow stepped onto the field before the ceremonial first pitch and broke into a “Who Dey” chant after he lobbed the pitch to Bengals head coach Zac Taylor. "Over the course of a long year, as tough as it is to take a loss there, we just need to keep playing like that, and don't give up," Reds Manager David Bell said. The GABP crowd of 43,036 was ready to party all afternoon. Giménez crushed a go-ahead, two-run homer to center field off reliever Hunter Strickland with one out in the top of the ninth inning. Reds president Phil Castellini went viral for his radio comments when he responded to a question about fans unhappy with ownership, “Well, where are you going to go?" It was a home opener with many ups and downs.

Any sale of the team, Reds president Phil Castellini said Tuesday, would result in the team leaving Cincinnati.

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The Cincinnati Reds had their home opener yesterday and chances are you have no idea how the team did because they're rarely relevant on a national scale and ...

Phil Castellini and his family are bad for the game of baseball. “I apologize to Reds fans and regret the comments that I made earlier today. There are a lot of cheap MLB owners who clearly don’t care about how their teams do on the field. …. What would you do with this team to have it more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system that this game exist? Doing it on the day of the home opener is just truly awful. That’s the other thing: You want to have this debate?

The Cleveland Guardians are way cheaper with payroll than the Cincinnati Reds. Why is the perception otherwise? Because the Reds have Phil Castellini.

Given the average age of a baseball fan (57), that's where the game is headed. That’s the other thing: You want to have this debate? “That’s a lot of respect,” Castellanos told NBC Sports Philadelphia. “At the end of the day, baseball comes down to ownership. In Cincinnati, the NFL team is referred to as “Who Dey?” and Joe Burrow is a nice fellow like, say, Oscar Robertson is a nice fellow. … What would you do with this team to have it more profitable, make more money, compete more in the current economic system that (exists in) this game? The Reds are the oldest team in major-league sports (depending on how you measure), they have a regional following that goes back generations and Cincinnati is the metropolitan epicenter. Castellanos, who hit .309 with 34 home runs and 100 RBIs last year, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, who went over a luxury-tax threshold to get him. So Philadelphia should be pumped that that guy is behind the Phillies.” The Guardians signed All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez to a five-year contract extension. Then came Tuesday, when Phil Castellini was asked, by 700-WLW radio, why the fans should have faith in the process. The Cincinnati Reds’ 26-man payroll on opening day was, according to Cot’s Baseball Contracts, $113.7 million. But if he’s better than Baker Mayfield, then everything will be OK because the Haslams did a thorough investigation.

After an absurdly long owner-induced lockout, Phil Castellini played [open mouth, insert whole leg] before Opening Day in GABP could even begin yesterday, and ...

Jake Fraley socked a long solo blast (which meshed greatly with his excellent defensive display in CF on the day), while a late 2-run wall-scrapin’ tater from Tyler Stephenson proved to be the only other swat worth remembering on the day. It wasn’t the kind of day where he’ll want to forget it all, in other words, and he did fan 4 (and even got Steven Kwan to swing and miss at an offering for the first time since the Treaty of Utrecht). Today was supposed to be a forward-looking day instead of letting that gross disappointment linger, especially with potential future ace Nick Lodolo on the mound for his big league debut.

Musician Jack White, known as an avid baseball fan, was in the crowd at Great American Ball Park on Wednesday.

White, best known as the lead singer and guitarist of the White Stripes, is scheduled to play a show Wednesday night at Andrew J. Brady Music Center. Musician Jack White, known as an avid baseball fan, was in the crowd at Great American Ball Park for the second game of a two-game series between the Reds and the Guardians, a 7-3 loss for Cincinnati. It was Reds rookie Nick Lodolo's big-league debut. Jack White watches Reds-Guardians game at GABP ahead of Andrew J. Brady Music Center show