The Los Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds are playing four games this week at Great American Ball Park.

Dragons starter Kyle McCoy had to deal with runners on in each of his first three innings of Thursday’s start, but the up-the-middle combination of Lebron and Dayton second baseman Johnny Ascanio helped alleviate any concern he had with runners on.

The long-time agent's recent statement indicated that Elly De La Cruz will likely test the market when he hits free agency in 2029.

If you need a bright spot in a rather dark season, look no further than Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagan.

If you're thinking you've never seen the Reds give up so many runs in consecutive games, your instincts are rock solid. What hasn't been remotely close to rock solid of late is Cincinnati's pitching.

The Reds, who avoided a winless six-game road trip with a win over the Brewers Sunday, plan to maintain continuity with their front office management team.

"I love working with the guy, and I couldn't see myself working with somebody else in that role," Reds president Nick Krall said of Terry Francona.

As the Reds head into the final two weeks of a 2026 season where they won't make the playoffs, president of baseball operations Nick Krall took responsibility for the club's disappointing year. And when asked if he felt good about his status with Reds ownership,

"He's going to get a lot out of this," Reds manager Terry Francona said after another 3-inning workload limit for All-Star starter Chase Burns.

Eugenio Suárez launched a three-run homer Sunday to fuel the Reds' 4-3 win over the Brewers.