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Chase Burns, Noelvi Marte show a Reds quality in comparison to the Dodgers
The Dodgers’ upside comes from stars in their prime. The Reds’ upside comes from players who are working to reach that level. Elly De La Cruz, Marte and Burns are all younger than anyone on the Dodgers’ roster, and the Dodgers only have one regular in their lineup younger than 25-year-old Matt McLain.
The Dodgers are 3-6 since the All-Star break and dropped the past two games to the Red Sox. On the other hand, the Reds are on a four-game winning streak and 6-3 since the break.
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The Cincinnati Reds nearly conjured up the anomaly of all baseball anomalies. Against the San Diego Padres, two separate ...
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In a surprising move, the Cincinnati Reds today designated corner infielder and designated hitter Jeimer Candelario for assignment. For that $45 million, though, the Reds got only 22 home runs ...
The Nationals put up 10 runs to edge the Reds, 10-8, in the series opener. The Reds have dropped the past two games, but that ...
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