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Brad Mills returns to Terry Francona's side as Cincinnati Reds bench coach after hiatus
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Reds announce manager Terry Francona's staff for his first season in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds announced who will be on staff for manager Terry Francona's first season in Cincinnati. Francona, nicknamed "Tito," has spent 23 seasons as a manager in MLB, winning 1,950 games and two World Series championships.
Francona reuniting with familiar faces on Reds' coaching staff
The coaching staff under new Reds manager Terry Francona has taken shape with several new hires who are joining holdovers from past seasons. It was announced on Tuesday that longtime Francona staffer Brad Mills was named as one of the team's bench coaches.
A long line wrapped around the front of Great American Ball Park as thousands of fans waited to pay respects to Pete Rose's ...
The Cincinnati Reds are leaving Diamond Sports Group and will need a new television home for 2025, according to a court ...
Court hearing starting later this week set to determine whether to approve RSN operator DSG's reorganisation strategy.
The Cincinnati Reds are severing ties with the parent company of Bally Sports Network, assuming a filing in bankruptcy court ...
In comparison to the NFL, NBA and NHL, where salary caps level the playing field for teams in a way that masks each team's ...
The Reds and Diamond Sports Group agreed to part ways on Friday after they failed to reach a renegotiated deal. That leaves ...
Fans gathered at Great American Ball Park on Sunday for a 14-hour visitation of all-time MLB hit king and Reds legend, Pete ...
Thousands of fans streamed into Great American Ball Park despite steady rain Sunday to pay their respects to Pete Rose.
MLB's Cincinnati Reds on Sunday hosted a 14-hour visitation for late Reds legend Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader, who died Sept. 30 at age 83.
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