The Cincinnati Reds are 64-58 and just a half game out of the third and final National League Wild Card spot. The MLB Now crew had high praise for the Reds heading down the stretch. "This team is scary because of a starting rotation,

A right flexor strain is the reason for Burns’ move to the 15-Day IL on Friday. Joe La Sorsa was recalled in the process. With Cincinnati’s playoff hopes still alive, the team has a massive decision to make upon the rookie’s return.

It wasn't just a missed opportunity for the Reds against the Brewers on Friday. It was a missed opportunity-palooza on multiple levels.

Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagán is ranked as the sixth best closer in baseball, according to Reuters of Bleacher Report. Former Cincinnati Reds closer Aroldis Chapman comes in at number one.

The Brewers had racked up 12 straight wins and they were handing the ball to Jacob Misiorowski for the series opener against the Reds. With the rookie phenom back from a stint on the injured list, it almost seemed unfair.

The Cincinnati Reds have flown under the radar all season. But could the third-place Reds (64-58), only a half game out of the third wild-card spot in the National League heading into Friday's play, sneak into the postseason?

CINCINNATI -- Even after the Reds took an 8-1 lead with seven runs in the bottom of the second inning, it was hard to get too excited. These are the Milwaukee Brewers the Reds are playing, a team that has owned Cincinnati over recent seasons.

The Cincinnati Reds will be without one of their most electrifying pitchers for at least the next few weeks as they push for a National League playoff spot.

The famed racetrack has been converted to host baseball for the showcase. Over 85,000 fans were expected on hand for the first-of-its-kind event. MLB's previous attendance record was 84,587 fans at a 1954 game in Cleveland featuring the New York Yankees.

There’s only one weekend a season when Reds fans can tune in to a game and see nods to Taco Bell, “Wicked,” Lightning McQueen and so much more -- MLB Players’ Weekend! Thanks to the Reds’ continued partnership with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center,