Williams: The Cincinnati Reds legitimately tried to land Kyle Schwarber. Despite failing, it's a positive sign they're serious about winning.

Cincinnati must get creative to find offensive help after the hometown slugger chose to stay with Philadelphia.

The Cincinnati Reds "not sure" where they stand with Kyle Schwarber as they wade into deep end for free agent with likes of ...

Minor League Baseball announced the selection of longtime baseball executive, manager and coach Dick Scott as the 17th winner ...

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Reds Add Pair of Players in Minor League Portion of Rule 5 Draft ...

Three Players Reds Should Target After Missing Out on Kyle Schwarber ...

Reds manager Terry Francona is not satisfied with seeing starting pitchers go 5 innings and then come out of the game ...

Cincinnati Reds Minor League Manager Pat Kelly Honored With Prestigious Award ...

Had Schwarber taken the Reds' deal, the quickest way to shed salary would be to trade from their pool of arbitration-eligible ...

Middletown slugger Kyle Schwarber could command four or five years at $25 million to $30 million a year. He led the NL with ...

Emilio Pagán's two-year deal with the Cincinnati Reds guarantees $20 million over two years and includes a player opt-out ...