Dodgers’ first baseman Freddie Freeman now has 13 hits and 14 RBIs in seven games against the Reds this season (Photo Dustin Bradley/Getty Images). Tale of Two Cities—By Dr. John Huang (CINCINNATI, Oh.) – It was the best of teams, it was the worst of teams. The Los Angeles Dodgers and the

Tyler Naquin (12) and Tyler Stephenson power Reds to series win over Milwaukee (Photo Sam Greene/The Enquirer) Baby Steps (CINCINNATI, Oh.) – It’s weird. The Reds stink this year. After some significant cost cutting measures during the offseason, Cincinnati promptly got off to its worst start in franchise history. At one point

I'm already feeling a bit lonely at Great American Ballpark (photo Dr. John Huang). REDS WIN, Reds Lose By Dr. John Huang (CINCINNATI, Oh.) – Like a hopeful ray of sunshine in a deadly storm of a season, the Pittsburgh Pirates tossed a temporary lifeline to a Cincinnati team in turmoil. Prior to

It’s lonely out here (photo credit Kareem Elgazzar/The Enquirer). Patience—By Dr. John Huang (CINCINNATI, Oh.) – Patience is a virtue, especially if you’re a baseball fan. The Cincinnati Reds lost to the San Diego Padres for the sixth straight time in the last two weeks, testing the patience of all 10,449 lonely souls

Reds jump out early, bullpen delivers, as Cincinnati finally ends 11-game losing streak (Mike Cyrus Photo). One-game winning streak--By Dr. John Huang (CINCINNATI, Oh.) – Nick Nodolo, in his third Major League start, pitched a gem of a five-hitter as the Cincinnati Reds went on to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4