Ryan Hanigan News

Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo found a good way to avoid the temptation of reading Hot Stove rumors about his team potentially moving players and reducing payroll.

Wow. Just as I thought the Reds had given up on any hope they had for Ramon Hernandez, he slides in the back door.

Ramon Hernandez is re-signed by the Reds. Will he be the everyday catcher? According to Ken Rosenthal , the Reds have re-signed catcher Ramon Hernandez to a one year deal.

Aside from a little tidying up of the roster, last week was a pretty quiet one for the Reds.

First, Diamond Dick Pole was sackeda 'well, that was during the last weekA of playA .A Anybody would be better than Pole.A While many Reds' faithful were clamoring for Ted Power or Mario Soto, Bryan PriceA is aA swell hire.

Andover's Ryan Hanigan admits that, at times, he still finds himself taking in his big league surrounds.

The Reds want catcher Ramon Hernandez to return for 2010, but not for the $8.5 million figure his club option calls for.

Reds' Arroyo won't have wrist surgery Cincinnati Reds starter Bronson Arroyo congratulates catcher Ryan Hanigan after the Reds defeated the St.

Arroyo denies cheating charge Cincinnati Reds starter Bronson Arroyo congratulates catcher Ryan Hanigan after the Reds defeated the St.

Jeff Brantley spoke at Fifth Third Field today, Sept. 15, on the concourse of the field where so many current Cincinnati Reds played early in their careers.

The best prospect the Reds have developed in years and Dusty may not give him the opportunity to realize his potential...Wait, of course he will, right? I mean, I'm just overreacting to a throwaway line, right? Of course Jay is going to start in RF next year.

Ramon Hernandez, just a couple of days off the disabled list and one of four catchers employed by the Cincinnati Reds, found himself in the starting lineup Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Nolasco entered Saturday's game with an inauspicious major league record on the line.

Drew Stubbs led off the game with his 8th home run of the season. Literally dozens of fans got to see it.

Once again, the Marlins didn't hit for most of the game. Once again, late-game heroics saved them.

Sorry for the lateness of the recap. I fell asleep. You'd think the scintillating repartee in the game thread would have left me wide-eyed, but no.

Left-hander Matt Maloney will return to the Reds' rotation Thursday. Maloney threw Tuesday and the blister on the big finger of his left hand did not bother him.

Yes...but it is buried under the Wabash Tunnel Skybus blueprints. Owner Robert Castellini has installed a win-now team, going with a veteran manager in Dusty Baker and a veteran general manager in Walt Jocketty.

Ted Lilly throws yet another terrific game at Wrigley. Browse more photos>> Say what you want about Jim Hendry's bad offseason in 2008-09 -- and I will have more when the season is over -- you have to acknowledge that his signing of Theodore Roosevelt Lilly was not only one of the better free-agent signings in recent Cub history, but is probably ...

If I had told you six years ago that the Reds would go into Colorado and give up 11 runs over 3 games and still lose all 3 games, you probably would wonder why this freak in the Batman outfit is talking to you about the future.