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I cover the Cincinnati Reds for @TheAthleticCIN. I don't make the lineup. IV, V, VI, VIII, R1, VII, S, I, III, IX, II

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How a ‘nervous’ Joey Votto is prepping for his primetime debut behind the mic Original

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By C. Trent Rosecrans Verified
| The Athletic Verified
It’s kind of a new feeling for him professionally. For most of his 17-year career, spanning 2,056 games and 8,746 plate appearances, Votto knew exactly what to expect, exactly what he needed to do to be successful. This time it’s different. The 42-year-old will make his debut on NBC/Peacock’s Sunday Night Baseball pregame show alongside Bob Costas this weekend and will also provide “Inside the Pitch” commentary during the game between the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies.
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Reds' Brady Singer showcases his reliability leading up to the MLB trade deadline

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By C. Trent Rosecrans Verified
| Breaking One
SEATTLE -- When Cincinnati Reds rookie Sal Stewart checked into the team's Seattle hotel Sunday night, he wasn't sure how to operate the blinds on the window. Stewart first called teammate Nick Lodolo, but Lodolo didn't answer. Then Stewart called someone he knew would answer: veteran starter Brady Singer. "I could text him at any point of the day, and he answers," Stewart said of Singer, who not only picked up when Stewart called, but also told him how to operate the blinds.
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Four years later, Reds’ haul for Luis Castillo looks underwhelming

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By C. Trent Rosecrans Verified
| The Athletic Verified
SEATTLE — As he watched home plate umpire Chad Fairchild signal a swing and strike three Tuesday night, Seattle Mariners starter Luis Castillo walked off the mound and unleashed his customary uppercut fist pump, a move Cincinnati Reds fans saw plenty of when he was with their team. It was Castillo’s 101st pitch of the night in his 122nd start with the Mariners since the Reds sent him westward at the 2022 trade deadline.
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