The Bengals infamous postseason win drought that lasted from January 6, 1991 to January 15, 2022, 11,332 days in length has now been tied by the Reds. The Reds last postseason win was on October 6, 1995, 11,332 days.

As the title says really. We all know the Castilini’s won’t do what needs to be done. But you don’t need any more evidence. Blow it all up

July 23-24 if you want to save yourself a click.

Lowe might be talking about that other team in Ohio he played for this year...

I know I'm beating an already decomposed horse. But it's very likely that both World Series teams will be in the bottom half of the payroll. And the AL Team will be either last or second to last in spending.

The narrative that Cincinnati cannot compete with big spenders is just nonsense. All this talk about salary floors and ceilings and half of the remaining teams spend under 100M on payroll.

What the Reds cannot compete with though are scouts, player development, coaching, and front office management.

It's just frustrating to watch these so-called small Market Clubs do so well.

President of Baseball operations in the dugout doing his job? Nick would NEVER

I got the Seattle colors when they dropped over the summer and I just got the Reds color today. They look sharp! I heard some people think they should have the number he wore here and that would be nice but I can live with the 24 on them.

I’m with the last guy who posted. Milwaukee is the smallest market in baseball. We don’t need to reward the bad owners in Cincinnati & Pittsburgh with a salary cap. They have some brainwashed that it’s worth losing games over. The game is in great shape and we need to back the players. Vote NO on a salary cap. The little guy mentality is what makes our sport unique!

This is a scenario where YOU are the franchise. You are the owner, GM, front office. What would you do if you had the keys. Castellinis are gone, Krall is gone, Meador is gone. You are in charge now. What do you do?

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MIL 6 @ LAD 2 - Final

^{Last Updated: 10/14/2026 11:13:15 PM EDT}

Happy to see him having post season success but the fact that the Reds traded one of the few people that could consistently hit tells you all you need to know.

They could have found room for his bat.

Obviously the whole Black Sox scandal fixed the World Series.

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CLE 1 @ TB 3 - Top 9, 0 Outs

^{Last Updated: 10/13/2026 10:48:11 PM EDT}

Put together a list with all the songs used at the end of the season. Not sure what Remix of A Milli Williamson used, shazam couldn't grab it. If anyone knows that'd be great!

Favorites? Least favorites?

Pitchers

#15 Emilio Pagan - Kingdom by Downstait

#23 Graham Ashcraft - Dead & Bloated by Stone Temple Pilots

#25 Rhett Lowder - luther by Kendrick Lamar & SZA

#34 Connor Phillips - Voices (Randy Orton) by Jim Johnston (feat. Rev Theory)

#40 Nick Lodolo - Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy) by Big & Rich

#41 Andrew Abbott - God's Country by Blake Shelton

#47 Luis Mey - Indestructible by Disturbed

#49 Brock Burke - Square Dance by Eminem

#51 Brady Singer - Waiting for the Thunder by Blackberry Smoke

#52 Pierce Johnson - No Choice

#55 Brandon Williamson - A Milli (Remix) by Lil Wayne

#62 Zach McCambley - Mask Off by Future

#68 Carson Spiers - The Nights by Avicii

#70 Tejay Antone - Blah Blah Blah by Armin van Buuren

Position Players

#3 Ke'Bryan Hayes - No Song

#9 Matt McLain - Last Time That I Checc'd by Nipsey Hussle (feat. YG)

#16 Oswaldo Cabrera - Es Epico by Canserbero / Feliz by Chimbala

#17 Dane Myers - Barre Baby by Big Moe & DJ Chill / Dey Know by Shawty Lo

#22 JJ Bleday - House Fire by Tyler Childers

#27 Sal Stewart - God Is by Kanye West / Chicago Freestyle by Drake & GIVEON

#28 Eugenio Suarez - INVENCIBLE by Henry Crespo / Tu presencia es mejor by Alex Marquez Oficial / Sonriele by Daddy Yankee / Praise by Elevation Worship (feat. Brandon Lake, Chris Brown & Chandler Moore)

#35 Jose Trevino - HARLEY QUINN by Fuerza Regida & Marshmello

#37 Tyler Stephenson - Underwater by RUFUS DU SOL

#38 Carlos Jorge - CAFe CON RON by Bad Bunny & Los Pleneros de la Cresta

#43 Hector Rodriguez - Lo Logre by Myke Towers

#44 Elly De La Cruz - Real Guerrero by Secreto El Famoso Biberon

#46 Juan Brito - El Alfa de Temu by Musicologo The Libro, Alofoke Music & B one El Productor De Oro

#60 Will Banfield - E85 by Don Toliver

IL

#7 Spencer Steer - Lay Low by Tiesto

#21 Hunter Greene - The Payback by James Brown

#26 Chase Burns - ONE CALL by Rich Amiri

#48 Michael Toglia - This Girl by Kungs Vs. Cookin' On 3 Burners

#57 Julian Garcia - ELECTROWAVEBABY by Kid Cudi

#59 Blake Dunn - The Stroke by Billy Squier

#64 Tony Santillan - Ain't No Love In Oklahoma by Luke Combs

Despite launching 40 or more home runs in five consecutive seasons—a historic feat achieved by only nine players in MLB history—Adam Dunn remains widely unrecognized as one of the game's premier modern power hitters.

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LAD 4 @ MIL 7 - Final

CLE 7 @ TB 3 - Final

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