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Phillies' Roy Halladay Throws No-Hitter Against Reds

PHILADELPHIA -- October baseball, meet Roy Halladay. Roy Halladay, welcome to October immortality. The Phillies ace, appearing in the playoffs for the first time, joined Don Larsen on Wednesday as the only pitcher to throw a no-hitter in the postseason when he led the defending National League champions to a 4-0 victory,...

Video: Juan Pablo Sings at Wrigley Field

Wednesday night, prior to on-track activity at Chicagoland Speedway on Thursday, Juan Pablo Montoya found himself at Wrigley Field for the game eventually won by Carlos Zambrano and the Cubs over the Cincinnati Reds.Why was JPM in Wrigleyville, you ask? Well, he was the token NASCAR publicity head chosen throw out the...

Spring Dugz: Cincinnati Reds

Nice Gallagher hat, Roc. One of the most regular complaints from readers of classic G1 The Dugout is our portrayal of Dusty Baker. As the manager of the long-suffering Chicago Cubs, Dusty would often play the straight man, standing by and going "uh oh" while space shuttles fell on Kerry Wood. Cubs fans demanded we show the...

No Fishing Must Mean Adam Dunn Is Serious

The rift between Adam Dunn and the Cincinnati media is pretty well known at this point. It exists mostly because the media likes to focus on what Dunn does poorly, namely his play in the field and his propensity to strike out a ton, rather than what he does well, which is mash the crap out of the baseball. But there should...

Josh Hamilton Is Still Cocky

One of the great things about the Cincinnati Reds blogosphere is that they have not one, but two local beat writers that write blogs at Cincinnati.com. This gives them a place to share funny stories and asides that might otherwise get lost in the shuffle of newspaper writing. C. Trent Rosencrans gives us such an tidbit...

Background on reds

Redshirt is a term used in American college athletics that refers to a delay or suspension of an athlete's participation in order to lengthen his or her period of eligibility.

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