Phillips returns to less-than-warm welcome

If Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips isn't Public Enemy No. 1 in St. Louis, he's probably No. 1-A. It was one of the least surprising subplots to surface from of Friday's important series opener between the first-place Reds and second-place Cardinals.
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Reds done in after rough start in St. Louis

St. Louis scored three early runs and handed the Reds a 3-2 loss during Friday's series opener at Busch Stadium. It ended first-place Cincinnati's four-game win streak and trimmed its lead over the second-place Cardinals to seven games in the National League Central standings.
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Reds activate shortstop Cabrera from DL

The Reds activated shortstop Orlando Cabrera from the 15-day disabled list on Friday in time for the big series against the Cardinals.
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Bruce out of lineup in opener vs. Cards

Jay Bruce isn't calling the soreness in his right side an issue with his oblique muscle, which hitters dread. But whatever it is that's bothering him, the Reds right fielder wasn't available to play on Friday against the Cardinals.
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Cueto leaves Reds for family emergency

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Reds recall Smith, Maloney from Triple-A

The Reds added two more pitchers to their expanded roster on Friday when Matt Maloney and Jordan Smith were recalled from Triple-A Louisville.
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Chapman dazzles in first Major League win

Phenom Aroldis Chapman earned his first Major League victory in his second appearance on the second night of his career on Wednesday.
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Hanigan's blast backs Chapman's first win

Ryan Hanigan's three-run pinch-hit blast highlighted Cincinnati's six-run seventh inning as the Reds completed their three-game sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers with a 6-1 win on Wednesday night.
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Chapman dazzles in second appearance

Phenom Aroldis Chapman made his second Major League appearance on the second night of his career Wednesday, entering Cincinnati's game against the Milwaukee Brewers in the seventh inning with the Reds trailing, 1-0.
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Reds' Gomes sees power surge

Jonny Gomes went more than a month between career home runs No. 99 and 100. He needed less than a week to start his second hundred, hitting a two-run opposite-field shot to right during Cincinnati's 8-4 win over Milwaukee on Tuesday.
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