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Reds just miss no-hitter and 4-homer game as Nick Martinez and Spencer Steer shine
CINCINNATI — Spencer Steer got a standing ovation from the crowd of 26,746 at Great American Ball Park after a strikeout in the eighth inning Friday night, and a half-inning later Nick Martinez got his standing ovation on his way off the mound after giving up a walk and double to start the ninth.
Nick Martinez falls short of a no-hitter but earns ovation as Reds beat Padres 8-1 behind Spencer Steer’s three home runs.
Cincinnati Reds right fielder Jake Fraley plays the game hard, and has a highlight reel's worth of acrobatic, high-difficulty ...
ESPN released their week 13 power rankings on Friday and the Cincinnati Reds moved back two spots from number 13 to number 15 ...
The Reds reinstated outfielder Austin Hays from 10-day injured list on Friday and placed outfielder Jake Fraley on the 10-day ...
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Nick Martinez fell short of notching his place in Reds history by losing no-hit bid in ninth.
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As Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona came onto the field on Tuesday to take relief pitcher Brent Suter out of the game ...
The Cincinnati Reds, led by manager Terry Francona, could look to get quite aggressive as buyers ahead of the trade deadline ...
Cincinnati Reds star Elly De La Cruz, who has 18 home runs at the season's halfway mark, has been invited for all 3 Derbies ...
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