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More Featured Stories Reds Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) Yahoo Sports - 09/09/2010 The Reds appear to backing their way into the National League Central title.
For the second consecutive night Wednesday, they lost and saw their magic number for winning the division drop, as the Cardinals fell to the Brewers. The Reds' magic number is 19.
"We had a chance to pick up a game," manager Dusty Baker said, "but you've got to look at on the bright side. We didn't lose any ground with one less game on the schedule. That's not going to continue. We've got to win."
Bronson Arroyo took the defeat, his third straight.
"This is first year since I've been in this uniform that we've got something to play for," Arroyo said. "What happens out there on field personally, you've got to push those emotions aside for the betterment of the team. Create-a-Caption: Dusty Baker wants YOU to buy playoff tickets (Yahoo! Sports) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 Despite losing four of five games and being the subject of all that Twitter fretting from @MisterRedlegs, things... As La Russa goes, so might Pujols (Yahoo! Sports) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 Slugger Albert Pujols staying put in St. Louis after 2011 could hinge on whether manager Tony La Russa stays put. Rockies beat Reds 9-2, lose Cook to fractured leg (AP) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 The Colorado Rockies were rolling along to their sixth consecutive victory when disaster struck in the form of a hard liner off starting pitcher Aaron Cook's lower right leg. Suddenly, another big night for Troy Tulowitzki was just an afterthought. Tulowitzki homered twice in Colorado's 9-2 victory over the struggling Cincinnati Reds, but the Rockies lost Cook to a broken leg when Joey... Ryan Howard has 6 RBIs in Phillies' win (The Canadian Press) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 Ryan Howard says there's nothing special for him about the month of September, despite stats that prove otherwise. NL Capsules (AP) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 Troy Tulowitzki homered twice and the Colorado Rockies beat the struggling Cincinnati Reds 9-2 on Wednesday night, earning their sixth consecutive victory despite losing starter Aaron Cook to a broken leg. Cook was struck in the lower right leg by a line drive off the bat of Joey Votto in the sixth inning. Rockies win despite pitcher's broken leg (AP) Yahoo Sports - 09/08/2010 The Colorado Rockies beat the struggling Cincinnati Reds 9-2 in the National League on Wednesday, earning their sixth consecutive victory despite losing starting pitcher Aaron Cook to a broken leg. Cook was struck in the lower right leg by a line drive off the bat of Joey Votto in the sixth inning. The team initially reported the injury as a bruise, but X-rays revealed a fracture. MLB Power Poll: Sins of the Padres (SportingNews.com) Yahoo Sports - 09/07/2010 It's impossible to talk about the San Diego Padres' 2010 season without using some variation of the word "surprise." As in, they were surprisingly good for so long that it's pretty surprising they've fallen so quickly. On Aug. 26, they had 76 victories and were -- surprisingly (OK, shockingly) -- tied with the New York Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays in the loss column in the race for baseball's best record. When Labor Day arrived, they still had 76 victories. Reds recall RHP Edinson Volquez from minors (AP) Yahoo Sports - 09/07/2010 The Cincinnati Reds have recalled pitcher Edinson Volquez from Class-A Dayton, and he could start Saturday against Pittsburgh in place of Aaron Harang. The move was made Tuesday before the NL Central leaders played Colorado. The Reds optioned Volquez to Dayton on Aug. 31 to work on his delivery and control. Rockies beat Reds for 5th straight win (AP) Yahoo Sports - 09/07/2010 Carlos Gonzalez is hearing something other than the crack of his bat at home plate in Coors Field. Colorado Rockies fans have started paying homage to the outfielder, chanting "M-V-P" in recognition of his memorable season. Gonzalez hit a three-run homer to help the rolling Rockies beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 on Tuesday night for their fifth consecutive win. |
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