The Cleveland Indians blasted the Boston Red Sox, 12-3 last night. The Indians took a 1-0 lead in the second on a Drew Stubbs RBI double, but added three more in the third on a Mark Reynolds RBI base hit. The Red Sox responded with three in the bottom half, but Cleveland broke the game open with six runs in the sixth on RBI hits from Mark Reynolds, Yan Gomes and Michael Bourn as well as an RBI triple from Drew Stubbs. The Indians are now 27-19 and will take on Boston tonight with Justin Masterson dueling against Jon Lackey at 7. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds topped the New York Mets yesterday, 7-4. The Mets took a quick 1-0 lead in the first, but Cincinnati came back to take the lead in the third on a Joey Votto two-run homer. The Mets tied it in the fifth, but the Reds responded again with two in the seventh. The Mets tied it at four on a Rick Ankiel RBI triple in the seventh, but in the ninth, Brandon Phillips hit an RBI double and Todd Frazier came through with an RBI single to put the game out of reach. The Reds will have today off before hosting the Chicago Cubs on Friday night. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds blanked the New York Mets last night, 4-0. The Reds jumped out to an early lead, scoring three times in the first as Cincinnati took advantage of a Met error to score twice and Devin Mesoraco walked in a run. The Reds would add an insurance run in the ninth on a Devin Mesoraco solo homer. Cincinnati hurler Mike Leake threw seven shutout innings, surrendering just three hits and striking out four. The Reds will now wrap up the series with New York today. Mat Latos will duel against Matt Harvey. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 12:40 and first pitch at 1:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds edged the New York Mets last night, 4-3. The Reds jumped out to an early three-run lead in the first behind a Brandon Phillips RBI single and a Jay Bruce RBI double. The Mets would come back though, tying it in the third on a three-run homer from Marlon Byrd. But in the sixth, Jay Bruce was the difference in the ballgame with a solo homer. Johnny Cueto picked up the win in his return to the Reds, throwing five innings and surrendering three runs with eight strikeouts. The Reds will take on the Mets again tonight. Mike Leake will take the hill against Jonathan Niese. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds fell to the Philadelphia Phillies yesterday, 3-2. The Reds were on the board first on a Jay Bruce solo homer in the second. Cincinnati added to the lead in the sixth with a Todd Frazier RBI double, but in the eighth Chase Utley cut the Redleg lead to one on an RBI single. In the ninth, Philadelphia got to Aroldis Chapman as Erik Kratz blasted a solo homer to tie it and Freddy Galvis gave the Phillies the win with a solo shot of his own. The Reds are now 26-18 and will head to New York tonight to battle the Mets. Johnny Cueto will toe the rubber against Shaun Marcum. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds edged the Miami Marlins last night, 5-3 in 10 innings to capture a sweep. The Marlins were on the board in the first inning on a Juan Pierre solo homer, but the Reds responded on a Jay Bruce RBI single in the fourth and a Brandon Phillips solo blast in the sixth. In the ninth, the Marlins would tie the game on a Marcell Ozuna RBI triple. However, Cincinnati would come right back behind a Jay Bruce RBI double in the 10^th to clinch a victory. The Reds are now 25-16 and will head to Philadelphia tonight. Tony Cingrani will take the hill against Cliff Lee. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:35 and first pitch at 7:05. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds blanked the Miami Marlins last night, 4-0. Cincinnati jumped on the board first, tallying one in the first on a Brandon Phillips RBI double. The Reds pushed the lead out to three in the fourth, behind a Shin-Soo Choo solo blast and a Joey Votto RBI single. Choo would smash another home run to give the Reds a four run lead in the sixth as the Reds would pull away for the win. Mike Leake was solid on the hill for the Reds, throwing 6.2 innings and scattering nine hits with six strikeouts. Cincinnati will wrap up the series with Miami tonight. Mat Latos will toe the rubber against Jose Fernandez. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds toppled the Miami Marlins last night, 6-2. The Reds and Marlins both posted a run in the first on an RBI single from Brandon Phillips and a Derek Dietrich RBI base knock in the bottom half, but Cincinnati would explode in the second, pounding out five runs behind a pair of runs walked in and a Xavier Paul three-run double. The Marlins would cut the lead to four in the seventh, but Homer Bailey was too much, throwing a complete game and surrendering two runs on five hits with 10 strike outs. The Reds will battle Miami again tonight. Mike Leake will duel with Alex Sanabia. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cincinnati Reds toppled Milwaukee yesterday, 5-1. The Reds jumped out to an early lead on a Donald Lutz three-run homer in the second. Cincinnati added one more in the third on a Jay Bruce RBI ground out before Xavier Paul smashed a solo homer to give the Reds a five-run lead. Bronson Arroyo threw 6.2 scoreless innings, surrendering just five hits and striking out five. The Reds are now 22-16 and will have tonight off before heading to Miami on Tuesday. The game can be heard on 970 WATH with pre game at 6:40 and first pitch at 7:10. [more...]

The Cleveland Indians finished off a four game sweep of the Oakland Athletics yesterday, with a 9-2 win. The Tribe jumped out to two-run lead on a two-run homer from Jason Kipnis in the first and tallied three more in the second on a Yan Gomes RBI double and Drew Stubbs RBI single. Cleveland would put the game out of reach with a solo homer from Nick Swisher in the third and a two-run smash from American League home run leader Mark Reynolds in the fifth. Tribe hurler Scott Kazmir picked up his second win, throwing six innings and giving up just one run on five hits with ten strikeouts. The Indians will now head to Detroit tonight at 7. [more...]