Reds Top St. Louis 9-8 Saturday April 16

Reds Drop Cubs Home Opener Monday 5-3 (Billy Hamilton Homers)

Reds Take Series With Pirates With Dramatic 2-1 9th Inning Win

(Reds got their fifth win with a dramatic 2-1 win, thanks to an RBI triple by Jay Bruce)

Sunday, April 10, 2016

at Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, OH

Pittsburgh Pirates (4-2) 1

at Cincinnati Reds (5-1) 2

WP-REDS: Ross Ohlendorf (2-0)

LP-Pittsburgh: Arquimedes Caminero (0-1)

Home Runs-REDS: Eugenio Suarez (4)

Pittsburgh: Chris Stewart (1)

REDS Record (5-1)

First Place tie with Chicago-NL Central

(Budding star Eugenio Suarez belted his 4th HR in just 6 games)

Reds 5 Pirates 1 (Saturday, April 10, 2016) Pirates 9 Reds 5 (Friday, April 9, 2016)

Reds Sweep Phillies 10-6 Thursday Afternoon

Thursday, April 7, 2016

at Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, OH

Philadelphia Phillies (0-3) 6

at Cincinnati Reds (3-0) 10

WP-Reds: Robert Stephenson (1-0) *MLB debut

LP-Phillies: Charlie Morton (0-1)

Reds Homers: Jay Bruce (1,2), Eugenio Suarez (2)

Reds Record (3-0)

First Place tie NL Central with Cubs & Pirates)

Comeback Reds Top Phillies 3-2 Wednesday Night

(Reds celebrate Scott Schleber's game winning double Wednesday night

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

at Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, OH

Philadelphia Phillies (0-2) 2

at Cincinnati Reds (2-0) 3

WP-REDS: Blake Wood (1-0)

LP-Philadelphia: Dalier Hinijosa (0-1)

Starting Pitchers:

REDS-Brandon Finnegan

Philadelphia-Aaron Nola

Home Runs-REDS: Eugenio Suarez (1), Phillies-Maikel Franco (1)

Time (2:23)

Attendance (21,621)

Reds Record (2-0) Second Place (NL Central, 0.5 GB Pittsburgh)

Reds' 3B Eugenio Suarez belted his first HR of 2016 in the first inning off Aaron Nola of Philadelphia.

Reds Overcome Phillies 6-2 In 2016 Season Opener In Cincinnati

Opening Day 2016

Monday, April 4, 2016

at Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, Ohio

Philadelphia Phillies (0-1) 2

at Cincinnati Reds (1-0) 6

WP-Reds: Ross Ohlendorf (1-0)

LP-Philadelphia: David Gonzalez (0-1)

Starting Pitchers:

Reds-Raisel Iglesias

Philadelphia-Jeremy Hellickson

Home Runs-Philadelphia: Freddy Galvis (1)

Time (2:56)

Attendance (43,683)

Reds Record (1-0)