Locked On Reds - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Reds

Luis Castillo pitched a gem...and got absolutely zero support. They made it interesting late, but that was just enough to keep Jeff from being totally angry on this episode. He dives into his feelings about Tuesday's loss and takes a look at the next two games.

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Jesse Winker smashes the Reds past the Mets, on Monday, and the bullpen kept the door shut. Jeff talks about that and how the bullpen, and really the whole pitching staff, has been nothing short of phenomenal in this early part of the season. Speaking of phenomenal, Jeff sings the praises of Jose Iglesias, too.

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The Reds won one and lost two against the Cardinals after winning the series with the Braves. Jeff looks at that and outlines the reasons to move on from Zach Duke and Scott Schebler.

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Small market teams have to build from within. How many times have you heard that? Well, Doug Gray wrote a post about their inability to do that, over the last several years, and he and Jeff unpack that post. They also talk Nick Senzel's season opener and what the whole Super Two thing is about, anyway.

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Tanner Roark pitched well for the Reds, but Mike Soroka pitched better for the Braves. Jeff looks at the series tying loss as well as an old one, but a good one, for the Reds, Cy Seymour. Also, introducing a new idea for a segment.

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A lot to unpack from a rollercoaster win on Tuesday night. Jeff looks at the many storylines from the Cincinnati Reds third one-run win of the year, this one over the Atlanta Braves, and also starts the Nick Senzel watch, officially.

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One of the National League's best lineups, the Atlanta Braves, visit GABP to take on one of the NL's best pitching staffs, the Cincinnati Reds. Jeff previews that and talks about an article on RedsMinorLeagues.com by Doug Gray about the dysfunctional player development system the Reds have been rolling out, since 2012.

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The Reds are back to a respectable record thanks to a gritty 3-of-4 series at the Padres home field. Also, Jeff looks at Jose Peraza's concerning start to 2019 and why it might be more than a fluke and a nugget about Nick Senzel.

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Chad Dotson stops over from Redleg Nation Radio to talk with Jeff about early season disappointment in the Cincinnati Reds, a few early season surprises, and even a bold prediction, or two.

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The Reds have the worst batting average, in franchise history, to begin a season since 1908. Jeff rants about that and previews the series with the San Diego Padres.

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