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NL Gold Glove Winners: Reds' Phillips, Rolen, Arroyo Lead Way

Three teams took home most of the hardware as the National League Gold Glove Award winners were announced Wednesday. The Reds led the way with three winners -- second baseman Brandon Phillips and third baseman Scott Rolen and pitcher Bronson Arroyo. The Rockies had a pair of winners in shortstop Troy Tulowitzki and...

Umpire Watch: A Chase Utley Devotional

Controversial calls have become as much a part of the Major League Baseball postseason as Derek Jeter and patriotic bunting. In Umpire Watch, we intend to document those calls, at least until commissioner Bud Selig puts us out of business. The funny thing about this extremely young endeavor is that if everything goes...

Comedy of Errors Pushes Reds to Brink

PHILADELPHIA -- When West Coast Bias picked the Phillies to win it all this year, I figured the Phils would stroll though the tissue-soft National League playoffs. The Reds aren't putting a dent in that case. No-hit by Roy Halladay in Game 1, the Reds showed up for Game 2 on Friday, went up by four runs, then turned into...

Halladay, Philadelphia Start Red Doctober in Righteous Fashion

PHILADELPHIA -- At exactly 7:35 p.m. on a damp, raw Wednesday night early in the new month of Doctober, Roy Halladay jogged to the pitcher's mound for his final set of warm-up pitches to a rousing ovation. By the time he was finished, as the ball whipped around the infield behind him and Ramon Hernandez of the Reds...

Dusty Baker, Man of the People, Has Reds Playing October Baseball Again

The Cincinnati Reds aren't fixing to play golf, or to fish or hunt like in autumns past. They're preparing for an activity old but new -- playoff baseball in southern Ohio. For the first time since 1995, baseball's oldest ballclub is headed to the divisional playoffs. The franchise's first winning season since 2000 has...

Scott Rolen News From the Web

05/30/12 Cincinnati Reds: The Hot Corner Must Be Todd Frazier's... Source: Bleacher Report Unless you gave up on the Reds after their 4-8 start, you are well aware that this team has hit a stride.
05/21/12 Rolen not sure when he'll resume activities Source: MLB Reds third baseman Scott Rolen, who went on the 15-day disabled list on May 12 because of a strained left shoulder, has yet to pick up a bat and swing.
05/21/12 Ludwick appreciative of support for nephew Source: MLB - Cincinnati Reds After his 3-for-5, three-RBI game in Sunday's 5-2 win vs. the Yankees, the Reds' Ryan Ludwick mentioned for the first time in a postgame interview with FOX Sports Ohio that he was thinking of his young nephew, Cody, who is battling cancer.
05/21/12 Chip off the old base: Reds honoring Jones Source: MLB - Cincinnati Reds To honor the career of Braves third baseman Chipper Jones, the Reds are using special commemorative bases for the four-game series.
05/21/12 Rolen better, but not swinging Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer - Cincinnati OH Scott Rolens left shoulder is better but not good enough to resume swinging the bat.