1. Cincinnati Reds' Starting Rotation Is the Best in MLB

    Sorry St. Louis, but the Cincinnati Reds have the best rotation in Major League Baseball. The Cardinals ' rotation currently owns the best earned run average in baseball—and it's not even close...

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  2. Todd Frazier out Today vs. Mets

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  3. Debate: Should Chicago Look to Trade Matt Garza?

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  4. Cubs Prospect Watch: Almora, Vitters, Jackson

    PITTSBURGH – The Cubs and the Kane County Cougars have rolled out advertisements that promise fans will catch a glimpse of the future.....

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  5. Garza's Back -- but for How Long?

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  6. Camp, Bullpen Melt Down Again

    Somewhere Chicago Cubs reliever Michael Bowden must be shaking his head. Bowden was designated for assignment -- to make room for the return of Matt Garza -- on the same day current ...

    Andrew Joynt Written by Andrew Joynt about 8 hours ago 83 reads 0 comments

  7. Reds Blank Mets, 4-0, in New York

    NEW YORK — Mike Leake, at least nominally, is the Reds ' fifth starter. When your fifth starter is rolling, it's a good sign for the club overall. And Leake is rolling...

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  8. Wainwright, Descalso Have Big Nights in Win

    Adam Wainwright, Daniel Descalso and Mike Matheny all recorded firsts at Petco Park on Tuesday night. The first had never won a game here as a pitcher. The second never had hit a grand slam...

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  9. Snider's Grand Slam Lifts Pirates to 5-4 Victory over Cubs

    Travis Snider already had put his helmet back in the dugout when he felt a tug from behind. The crowd was beckoning him back on the field, and teammate Neil Walker was pushing him onto the dugout steps for his first career curtain call...

    Andrew Joynt Written by Andrew Joynt about 10 hours ago 15 reads 0 comments

  10. Garza's No-Hit Stuff Not Enough for Cubs

    The Cubs hoped Matt Garza's return would be like a shaving-cream pie to the face, a Red Bull jolt of energy to a team that knows the front office won't hesitate to blow it all up at the trade deadline...

    Andrew Joynt Written by Andrew Joynt about 10 hours ago 31 reads 0 comments

  11. Stan Musial's St. Louis Home for Sale with $1.7 Million Asking Price

    When baseball legend and St. Louis icon Stan Musial died in January at 92 he left behind a legion of fans and a long list of honors, including having the fourth-most hits in MLB history...

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  12. Cozart Returns to Lineup, Choo out Tuesday

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  13. Pirates Reinstated Jose Contreras off Bereavement List

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  14. Reds' Chapman Done in by Pastries?

    Reds closer Aroldis Chapman threw 12 pitches against the Marlins last Thursday. Ten were 100 miles per hour or higher; the slowest was 98...

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  15. McCutchen Returns to Lineup Tonight vs. Cubs

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  16. Brewers 1B Corey Hart Isn't Ready to Come off Disabled List

    Brewers first baseman Corey Hart has been sidelined since undergoing knee surgery in January. Hart is eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list on May 30, but now the Brewers say that won't happen, contrary to hopes...

    James Wrabel Written by James Wrabel about 21 hours ago 12 reads 0 comments

  17. Cubs Claim Eduardo Sanchez

    The Cubs claimed reliever Eduardo Sanchez off waivers from the Cardinals , tweets Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch...

    James Wrabel Written by James Wrabel about 21 hours ago 111 reads 0 comments

  18. Votto Named NL Player of the Week

    Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto has been named National League Player of the Week for the period ending May 19th. The announcement was made earlier today on MLB Network....

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  19. Pictures: Reds' Memorial Day Uniforms

    The Reds — and every other Major League team — will be wearing camouflage hats, as well as jerseys with camouflage lettering and numbers for Memorial Day on Monday, Paul Lukas of Uni Watch reports...

    Kevin Conti Written by Kevin Conti about 23 hours ago 2 reads 0 comments

  20. Scott Boras Telling Shin-Soo Choo to Be Patient Regarding His Future

    There are plenty of fans who would love to see Shin-Soo Choo sign an extension to stay with the Reds today — Walt Jocketty would probably be open to the idea as well. Problem is, Choo's agent, Scott Boras is not...

    James Wrabel Written by James Wrabel about 23 hours ago 173 reads 0 comments

  21. 2013 MLB Draft: Pitchers the Cubs Should Target in the 2013 MLB Draft

    The 2013 MLB Draft is rapidly approaching as only 16 days remain until the draft kicks off on June 6 in MLB Network's Studio 42 in Secaucus , New Jersey. The Chicago Cubs hold the second pick in the 2013 draft, following the Houston Astros ...

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  22. Rosenthal Strong Enough to Handle Heavy Load

    SAN DIEGO • Cardinals righthander Trevor Rosenthal hasn't allowed an earned run in his past 11 appearances and he has struck out at least one batter in each of his past 10 appearances, totalling 15 strikeouts in nine innings...

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  23. Why Are Cards Waiting on Wacha?

    Every day, the Cardinals ' season gets a bit more interesting. And by “interesting,” what I really mean is unpredictable and fascinating, surprising and occasionally even a little scary...

    Kevin Conti Written by Kevin Conti about 1 day ago 66 reads 0 comments

  24. Miller Takes Loss as Padres Beat Cardinals 4-2

    SAN DIEGO—With the St. Louis Cardinals leading the San Diego Padres 2-1 in the sixth inning, manager Mike Matheny had seen enough of Shelby Miller. .....

    David Scipione Written by David Scipione about 1 day ago 70 reads 0 comments

  25. Cardinals' Relievers Struggle in Loss to Marquis, Padres

    SAN DIEGO — The St. Louis Cardinals ' bullpen, resolute in the eighth and ninth innings with Trevor Rosenthal and Edward Mujica in that order, is still a work in progress before that...

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