The Riverfront: A Cincinnati Reds Show

On the final edition of Redleg Roundtable in 2024, Seth Shaner is joined by former Reds pitcher and longtime Reds TV analyst Chris Welsh.

Welsh grew up in Cincinnati and has been a part of Reds baseball as its TV analyst since 1993.

The crafty left-hander delivered with this interview and shared some great stories of his life in baseball.

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Tim and Ben are joined by Seth and Steven to discuss the lack of Reds moves since the Brady Singer trade, and also give their thoughts on who the Reds should target.

Then, the Christmas movie Draft of all Christmas movie Drafts!

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On this edition of The Riverfront Reds Show, Seth Shaner and Ben Brown break down a largely inactive week by the Cincinnati Reds.

Despite a lack of moves, the two still found plenty to talk about, including a great segment of Viewer Mail submissions!

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This week Tim and Seth look at Reds players that had great MLB careers.... Just not great Reds tenures.

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Rumors are circulating that there have been discussions between the Reds and Jesse Winker about a potential reunion. Is that the best route to improve the Reds outfield in 2025? Tim is joined by Locked on Reds host Jeff Carr to discuss this topic in particular as well as Garrett Crochet potentially being linked to the Reds, and... the Golden Bat rule?

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On the latest edition of Redleg Roundtable, Seth Shaner is joined by former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Denny Neagle.

Neagle was a key trade addition before the 1999 season and served alongside Pete Harnisch as a key leader on the pitching staff.

He shares stories of his life in baseball, threw in his legendary Three Rivers Stadium train whistle and told an amazing but crazy story about what had Roger Clemens so hot under the collar when Mike Piazza's bat came flying his way.

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Honestly, there wasn't any Reds news this week so, we had some fun.

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Now that the Reds got a Starting Pitcher, what do they do next?

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Let the Offseason begin!

The Reds make a huge trade to start the offseason by trading Jonathan India and Joey Wiemer to the Kansas City Royals for Brady Singer. Was it the right move? Where do the Reds go from here?

Tim dives into it all with the live chat to recap a very fun Friday night in Cincy!

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On this edition of The Riverfront Reds Show, Seth Shaner is joined by Chris Garber to talk about the Cincinnati Reds and what they might look like under Terry Francona.

The two rehash their viewings of the new Netflix documentary about the 2004 Red Sox team that Francona managed out of a 3-0 hole in the ALCS.

Francona's simple approach to each player and situation give Shaner and Garber hope for the future in Cincinnati.

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