Cincinnati Reds announce Opening Day opponent, schedule for 2025
The Cincinnati Reds now know their Opening Day opponent for next season as Major League Baseball on July 18 released the team’s schedule for 2025. The Reds again open the season at home – a long-standing baseball tradition – Thursday, March 27, when they take on the San Francisco Giants at Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati Reds announce 2025 regular season schedule
Downtown Cincinnati will be abuzz Thursday, March 27 as the Cincinnati Reds open their 2025 regular season. Announced by Major League Baseball Thursday, the Reds will open their campaign at home - as is tradition - with a six-game homestand against the San Francisco Giants and Texas Rangers.
The Cincinnati Reds bandwagon needs steps because us fans have cramps from jumping on and off. It seems like every year we go through this when they show us they are a Major League Baseball ...
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Cam Collier, the Cincinnati Reds' first-round pick in the 2022 draft, homered leading off the third inning in the Futures ...
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The major-league schedule resumes Friday, so let's try to recap some local highlights from the MLB draft, which ran from ...
The Chicago White Sox signed Nick Senzel less than two weeks after the Washington Nationals designated him for assignment.
The Cincinnati Reds bandwagon needs steps because us fans have cramps from jumping on and off. It seems like every year we go through this when they show us they are a Major League Baseball ...
The Reds officially signed No. 2 overall pick Chase Burns on Thursday night. Cincinnati gave Burns a $9.25 million bonus ...
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