Gordon Wittenmyer

5 days ago | dispatch.com | Gordon Wittenmyer

Show Caption Hide Caption cincinnati reds andrew Abbott Baltimore Orioles matt mclain elly de la cruzCincinnati Reds lefty Andrew Abbott likes pitching in Baltimore and it showed again Friday in an impressive performance for six innings. BALTIMORE – A night that started with Cincinnati Reds outfielder Austin Hays getting a standing ovation in his return to Camden Yards finished with Andrew Abbott and the Reds bullpen sending almost every Baltimore Orioles batter back to his seat Friday night.

6 days ago | cincinnati.com | Gordon Wittenmyer

BALTIMORE — The fielding for Cincinnati’s baseball team is starting to feel a lot like the weather. If you don’t like what you see, give it a few minutes. In fact, a new system might be rolling in by the end of the weekend for the Cincinnati Reds infield, with Spencer Steer on deck to return to a defensive position for the first time since last season after rehabbing his shoulder for the last seven weeks. “It feels good.

6 days ago | dispatch.com | Gordon Wittenmyer

BALTIMORE -- The Cincinnati Reds are down a starting pitcher the next turn through the rotation after putting left-hander Nick Lodolo on MLB's paternity list Friday before the opener of a three-game series in Baltimore against the Orioles, for the birth of his first child. Right-hander Carson Spiers has been recalled from Triple-A Louisville to take Lodolo's scheduled start Sunday in the series finale.

6 days ago | cincinnati.com | Gordon Wittenmyer

Jake Fraley isn’t off to the kind of start he expected this month. But the Cincinnati Reds outfielder already is having his best season in two years – even before his breakthrough game against the Seattle Mariners Thursday. “When you go through something like that, it really puts into much more perspective just how little this job and all the (worldly) things that encompass life, and how minuscule they all are,” Fraley said.

6 days ago | dispatch.com | Gordon Wittenmyer

Jake Fraley isn’t off to the kind of start he expected this month. But the Cincinnati Reds outfielder already is having his best season in two years – even before his breakthrough game against the Seattle Mariners Thursday. “When you go through something like that, it really puts into much more perspective just how little this job and all the (worldly) things that encompass life, and how minuscule they all are,” Fraley said.