5/3/12: Cincinnati battled back to 500 and trail the NL Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals by only three games. Perhaps the biggest news of the week was Jay Bruce being named the National League Player of the Week. Bruce hit .476 with home runs in four straight games, hit two doubles, walked three times against only five strike outs. Johnny Votto, fresh off of signing a massive extension, hit his second homer of the season as well as five doubles. But the season is still very young, and the Reds, Brewers, and Cardinals will likely be in a fight all season.

4/24/12: Cincinnati has won 3 of its last 5, including two at Wrigley to move to 7-9 on the season, 3.5 games behind the Cardinals and a half game below the Brewers. The Reds open a 9 game homestand against the Giants, followed by the Pirates and Cubs. The team overcame three errors and stranding 13 runners on base to beat Chicago on Sunday 4-3, or as manager Dusty Baker called it "winning ugly". Of course, it all looks the same in the standings, and a division road win counts just as much in April as it does in September.

4/17/12: Cincinnati was the darling of the National League in 2010, shocking the league by winning the Central handily over the favored Cardinals. The team fell back to earth in 2011, and that makes handicapping the team for 2012 quite difficult. The Reds stand 4-7 after 11 games, and have not shown any real consistency thus far. Only Zach Cozart and Joey Votto are adding any offense. Speaking of Votto, the biggest news is Votto and the Reds agreeing to a 10-year/$225 million extension, showing the league they too will overspend for a power-hitting first baseman (and will have trouble affording him any help).

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Legends such as Ken Griffey Jr. may be gone, but the modern day Reds have Joey Votto and Jeremy Horst providing hits, Jay Bruce smashing home runs, and Edinson Volquez striking people out, helping these Reds of the 00s score some victories.

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The Cincinnati Reds come into the 2011 season with high expectations carrying over from their 2010 campaign. After finishing first in the division last season and breaking a 15-year-long streak of missing the postseason, the club has extended skipper Dusty Baker for two more years. The Reds finally have a great mix of leadership and young talent and were spared any major losses in free agency. The Reds have all the pieces in place to take the NL Central again this season.

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Cincinnati Reds tickets ensure that fans see the Reds playing top contenders throughout the entire MLB season. With matchups with great teams like the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals and non-divisional meetings with the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants throughout the season, the Reds will have plenty of opportunity to test themselves against top talent in 2011. Be a part of this great tradition and don't miss the action!

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