Reds' Freel to have surgery to repair torn tendon
iht.com     Jul 19, 2008            

Reds outfielder Ryan Freel will have surgery on Wednesday to repair a torn tendon that attaches to the bottom of his right hamstring. Freel went on the disabled list on June 4 after he injured the hamstring. It's unclear how long he will need to recover from the surgery. Freel batted .298 with six steals in 48 games, including 26 starts. He lost his starting job in center field to Corey Patterson during spring training. Freel makes $3 million this season and has a base salary of $4 million... [read full story]                    


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John Fay's notes on Dunn trade

enquirer.com     Aug 12, 2008   133 related          

July 31 is the "non-waiver" trade deadline. After that deadline, teams can still trade players, but they must do so using the waiver process. Any team can submit a claim during that time for the player. That's what happened...                    

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Another winter or two away

enquirer.com     Aug 10, 2008   1 related          

Right now would be the perfect time for the Reds to ask for patience. General manager Walt Jocketty didn't take that tack Saturday. When asked if what ails the Reds could be corrected in one offseason, Jocketty said: "I hope...                    

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Griffey, the Reds and you

zanesvilletimesrecorder.com     Aug 9, 2008   1 related          

Columnist Sam Blackburn weighs in on the Cincinnati Reds' decision to trade Ken Griffey Jr. What's your take? Leave your comments here. And if you attended Zanesville night at Great American Ball Park Friday, be sure to send us...                    

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Reds begin to move on without Griffey

mlb.com     Aug 5, 2008          

CINCINNATI -- The Reds can look over to the corner of their expansive clubhouse and see the emptiness in the stall that once overflowed with Ken Griffey Jr.'s gear. But for the first time on Monday, his stall was empty for all...                    

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