Dusty Baker and Kirk Gibson had an angry pregame argument on Monday. The Reds wanted to use a designated hitter in their Cactus League game, and the Diamondbacks refused to allow it. ...more

The Reds have a solid team that won 97 games a year ago and added talent over the winter. But it's been more than a decade since this franchise had back-to-back winning seasons, and nearly four decades since the Reds won two straight division titles. ...more

The Reds won 97 games last year, and were going to be division favorites again, without doing anything drastic. So why did they come to spring training with the idea of trying two big moves that could be read as drastic? ...more

Chase Headley heads a list of players who filed arbitration numbers on Friday. Headley asked for $10.3 million, with the Padres countering at $7.075 million. ...more

The three-team deal between the Reds, Indians and Diamondbacks was fascinating, but the rush to determine who won the deal isn't. We'll know soon how well the Reds did, because it mostly depends on whether Shin-Soo Choo can handle center field. The Indians and Diamondbacks answers will likely take longer. ...more

The Reds, Indians and Diamondbacks finalized a deal that sends Shin-Soo Choo and Jason Donald to Cincinnati. The Indians receive Drew Stubbs, Trevor Bauer, Matt Albers and Bryan Shaw while the Diamondbacks receive Didi Gregorius, Tony Sipp and Lars Anderson. ...more

The Indians have let teams know they're willing to trade shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera and outfielder Shin-Soo Choo, but also that they're looking for "front-line pitching" in return. The Tigers, who have won the AL Central two years in a row, will be overwhelming favorites again next year. ...more