In a solo episode this week, Doug talks about the offense turning around of late, Luis Castillo making an adjustment the last time he took the mound, down attendance, and Nick Senzel.

The first week of the post Bryan Price era is behind the Cincinnati Reds. Doug Gray and Brian Snow talk about some of the changes that have been happening. We also talk with MLB.com writer Jonathan Mayo about the Cincinnati Reds rebuild and how it compares to what other teams have accomplished in the past few years. He also gives some thoughts on Hunter Greene and his development.

The Cincinnati Reds fired manager Bryan Price and pitching coach Mack Jenkins this week after a historically poor start to the 2018 season.

After a set of roster moves on Friday afternoon, and the release of the lineup, Doug sat down to record an emergency version of The Unnamed Reds Podcast to ask what the heck is going on down at Great American Ballpark because nothing seems to make sense right now within the Cincinnati Reds organization.

The Cincinnati Reds are out to a 2-8 start to the season and manager Bryan Price appears to be sitting on the hottest seat in baseball after a bevy of confusing moves over the first two weeks of the year.

The Cincinnati Reds got out to a tough start to the regular season, being swept by the Washington Nationals. But Tyler Mahle took care of the losing streak by dominating the Cubs, and kept a theme going with good starting pitching and, unfortunately, a struggling Reds offense.

After a week off due to technical difficulties we are back to talk Reds baseball. The rotation seems sets to begin the year, Barry Larkin seems to be openly campaigning for Bryan Price's job, and some quick predictions for the 2018 season.

In this emergency episode of The Unnamed Reds Podcast, Doug discusses the Eugenio Suarez extension with the Cincinnati Reds and what that could mean for him, the Reds, and Nick Senzel.

After an emergency podcast over the weekend, we are back on a regular schedule to discuss the injuries to both Anthony DeSclafani and Brandon Finnegan, what are the Reds doing with Amir Garrett, and previewing what could happen with the shortstop and outfield positions in 2018.

Within the span on 45 minutes the Cincinnati Reds announced that Anthony DeSclafani suffered an oblique injury on Friday night, and then saw Brandon Finnegan exit his start on Sunday with an injury.