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Thompson Shoulders Load In Return For Reds
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Reds righthander Daryl Thompson will try to regroup in 2011 after a difficult 2010 season.
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Mesoraco Likely To Start In Triple-A For Reds
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The plan is for Devin Mesoraco to get more time at Triple-A Louisville. But plans can change.
Sappelt Emerges For Reds In Breakout Season
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Dave Sappelt has some similarities to another Reds outfielder.
Alonso Knew His Role In September
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Yonder Alonso didn't get much playing time during his September callup. He didn't start a game until Sept. 22, in fact. He knew that would be the case with Joey Votto entrenched at first base and the Reds in the pennant race.
Mesoraco And Chapman Shine For Reds
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John Fay selects end-of-season award winners for the Reds system, selecting the Best Player, Best Pitcher and a player to keep an eye on.
Patience In Mesoraco Pays Off
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After two years marred by injuries and lackluster numbers, Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco put it all together this year and played his way up to Triple-A.
Reds’ Rodriguez Returns From Left Hand Injury
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Yorman Rodriguez was having one terrific season for Rookie-level Billings, but it nearly came to an early end for the Reds' 18-year-old Venezuelan outfielder.
Reds’ Frazier Ending Triple-A Trauma
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Todd Frazier is the latest Reds prospect to experience Triple-A trauma, though a recent hot stretch has resurrected his season.
Reds Midseason Report
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Devin Mesoraco wins best player, Chris Valaika takes biggest leap forward, Yonder Alonso tabbed biggest disappointment.
Reds Elated To Grab Grandal At No. 12
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The Reds never thought that Miami catcher Yasmani Grandal would still be available for them to take at 12th overall.
Reds’ Alonso Adjusting To Louisville
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Yonder Alonso was not exactly tearing up Double-A pitching, but that didn't stop the Reds from promoting him to Triple-A Louisville.
Reds Don’t Plan To Push Chapman
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The Reds like they what they've seen from Aroldis Chapman in Triple-A so far.
Return Man
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Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco has torched the high Class A Carolina League through the season's first month.
Opening Day Surprise
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Logan Ondrusek figured his first big league camp would mostly be about the experience—meet the guys, show the coaches what he could do and move on.<br/><br/>Instead, Ondrusek made the Reds' Opening Day roster.
Valaika Learns Lessons From Failure
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Reds shortstop Chris Valaika learned a lesson from his struggles in Triple-A a year ago.
Confidence Booster
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Reds correspondent John Fay explains what changed last year for lefthander Travis Wood.
Familiar Position
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Todd Frazier couldn't help but smile at the news that he'll receive playing time at his old position, shortstop, in spring training.
Sixth-Round Surprise
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The first time Reds player development director Terry Reynolds saw righthander Mark Serrano throw, Reynolds thought: How did this guy last till the sixth round?
International Impact
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John Fay explains how the Aroldis Chapman signing might affect the Reds' draft and international signing budgets.
Out Of Nowhere
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Most 17th-round draft picks don't amount to much, but Chris Heisey had a breakout season and is just one step away from the big leagues.
