Reds GM Krall to run team's baseball operations
Reds vice president and general manager Nick Krall will run the franchise's baseball operations department, assuming the role previously held by Dick Williams.
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Mike Schur remembers MLB great Joe Morgan
Morgan died on Sunday. Schur, beyond his TV work, once ran a blog called Fire Joe Morgan. Schur's critique of Morgan was good-natured and the close following of Morgan's career gave him a bigger appreciation of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer.
Olney: Morgan 'was one of the best players of all time' (0:40)
Greeny Hour 1: Lakers Win NBA Finals, Dak Update
Greeny begins the hour remembering the life and career of Hall of Fame 2B & World Series Champion Joe Morgan. Then... we get to the Lakers winning their 17th NBA title and the 4th for LeBron James. Where do LeBron & A.D. rank among best duos in history? Plus, a devastating injury for Cowboys QB Dak Prescott yesterday. We get the latest from Cowboys Reporter Todd Archer & Injury Analyst Dr. Michael Kaplan.
Reds legend Joe Morgan dies at 77 (0:53)
Reds great, Hall of Fame 2B Morgan dies at 77
Hall of Fame second baseman and former Cincinnati Reds great Joe Morgan has died at 77.
BBTN: Karl Ravech on emotion of Dodgers-Padres, the A’s coming back from the dead and Randy Arozarena’s tear. Plus, Bill Shaikin on fans in the stands for the World Series
Karl Ravech joins Buster Olney to discuss calling games on the radio for the first time since college, the emotion of Dodgers-Padres, the A’s coming back from the dead, Randy Arozarena’s tear, second-guessing Aaron Boone’s decision to platoon his pitchers in game two and Ian Anderson’s confidence (16:19). Later, The Los Angeles Times’ Bill Shaikin hops on to talk about the hunger for a title in L.A., MLB’s plan to allow fans in the stands at the World Series and the reorganization of the minor leagues (39:47).
Reds' Williams resigns as head of baseball ops
Dick Williams has resigned as the Reds' president of baseball operations after nearly 15 years with the team, citing spending time with his family as one of the primary reasons for the move.
MLB offseason preview: What's next for teams already out of the playoffs
We look at the top priorities for clubs that got an early start on their hot stove seasons.
Wild Card Thursday Takeaways: Tatis, Padres come alive; Kershaw dominates
Fernando Tatis Jr. led a five-homer attack for San Diego, Clayton Kershaw was on top of his game, and the Braves and A's moved on to the next round.
Hall of Famer Bench to auction memorabilia
The recent deaths of baseball greats Lou Brock, Tom Seaver and Al Kaline got Johnny Bench thinking about the future and the prospect of unloading memorabilia from his Hall of Fame career.
Braves take 'selfies' to mark end of playoff woes
Ian Anderson dazzled in another Braves shutout performance against the Reds in Game 2, giving Atlanta its first postseason series victory since 2001.
Anderson shines, Braves shut out Reds again to sweep series
Ian Anderson dazzled in another shutout performance for Atlanta, and the Braves won a playoff series for the first time in almost two decades by sweeping the light-hitting Cincinnati Reds with a 5-0 victory Thursday.
MLB Playoffs Daily: Five teams' seasons are on the line on Elimination Thursday
The Reds, Padres and Brewers all could be swept, while the A's and White Sox play a winner-take-all Game 3. Here's what you need to know.
BBTN: Dan Shulman and Sarah Langs recap a marathon day of postseason action
Dan Shulman joins Buster to discuss a marathon day of baseball, a spectacular game between the Yankees and Indians, the competitive arrogance of the Rays, Carlos Correa embracing his inner villain, the Twins’ 18-straight playoff losses, and Dinelson Lamet and Mike Clevinger going down for San Diego (13:50). Later, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with notes on the A’s winner-take-all losing streak, the strikeouts in Reds-Braves and Minnesota’s postseason futility (33:29).
Wild Card Wednesday Takeaways: Yankees outlast Indians; Astros, Rays sweep
New York knocked out Cleveland in a wild one, the Braves won in style, and the Twins and Jays are gone. Here's all the info on MLB's eight-game frenzy.
Braves overcome Reds in longest scoreless duel
Atlanta's Freddie Freeman ended the longest scoreless duel in postseason history with an RBI single in the 13th inning to beat Cincinnati 1-0 in the opener of their NL Wild Card Series.
Finally! Freeman leads Braves over Reds 1-0 in 13 innings
Freddie Freeman singled home the winning run in the 13th inning, finally ending the longest scoreless duel in postseason history as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 1-0 in the opener of their NL wild-card series on Wednesday.
The rise of Tim Anderson (2:31)
Sandoval on Braves' roster for wild-card series
Pablo Sandoval, who was released by the Giants a couple of weeks ago, is on the Braves' roster for the NL wild-card series against the Reds.
BBTN: Karl Ravech recaps the first day of the postseason and Hembo previews the first round of NL series
Karl Ravech joins Buster to discuss the Yankees shelling Shane Bieber, the Astros surviving against the Twins despite appearing to be on the ropes, Yuli Gurriel signing a one-year deal to stay in Houston, the Rays being the Rays making hitters miss and the White Sox impressing after limping into the playoffs (9:51). Plus, Hembo drops by to give his keys to each of the NL series (26:52).
Jeff Passan's 20 questions as the MLB playoffs begin
What's the most likely upset? Can anybody beat the Dodgers? Which players should you expect to remember from this October? We answer all this and more.
FiveThirtyEight: MLB Starting Pitchers Will Have Less Rest This Postseason
Starting pitching tactics in baseball's postseason, which starts today, often differ from those of the regular season.
BBTN: David Schoenfield and Hembo preview the first round series in the American League
David Schoenfield joins Buster to discuss why the Red Sox would be crazy not to bring Alex Cora back, the duel between Shane Bieber and Gerrit Cole, Jesús Luzardo starting for the A’s in game one, the Blue Jays’ pitching strategy, and if the Twins can snap its 16-game postseason losing streak (7:36). Plus, Hembo drops by to give his keys to each of the AL series (26:52).
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2020 NL Central Standings
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago | 34 | 26 | .567 | - | W1 |
| St. Louis | 30 | 28 | .517 | 3 | W1 |
| Cincinnati | 31 | 29 | .517 | 3 | L1 |
| Milwaukee | 29 | 31 | .483 | 5 | L1 |
| Pittsburgh | 19 | 41 | .317 | 15 | L1 |
2020 Team Leaders
- Batting
- Pitching
BATTING AVERAGE
Home Runs
RUNS BATTED IN
Earned Run Average
Wins
Strikeouts
Team Stats
- Pitching
- Batting
Earned Run Average3.847th
Quality Starts0Tied-21st
WHIP1.225th
BAA.2152nd
Runs24327th
Batting Average.21230th
On Base Percentage.31224th
Slugging Percentage.40318th