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What Is It Like to Work With Miguel Cabrera, Albert Pujols, and Joey Votto? - Vimarsana News

What Is It Like to Work With Miguel Cabrera, Albert Pujols, and Joey Votto?

The future Hall of Famers' hitting coaches share their perspectives.

How Reds' Brandon Drury went from cast-off to the engine powering Cincinnati's lineup - Vimarsana News

How Reds' Brandon Drury went from cast-off to the engine powering Cincinnati's lineup

“Sometimes you’ve got to completely lose yourself to find yourself,” Drury said. “I really believe that.”

Eugenio Suárez excited to bat leadoff - Vimarsana News

Eugenio Suárez excited to bat leadoff

It was a bold and surprising choice by Reds manager David Bell. For Tuesday’s starting lineup vs. the Nationals, Bell moved the league’s most struggling offensive player -- third baseman Eugenio Suárez -- into the leadoff spot. “Really, [it’s] just to help Geno,” Bell said. “Just doing anything we can

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Kyle Farmer adjusting to shortstop position - Vimarsana News

Kyle Farmer adjusting to shortstop position

share-square-844867 There were 16 ground balls hit by Cleveland against Reds pitcher Wade Miley during his no-hitter on Friday. Six of them -- including the first out and last out of the game -- were hit to Kyle Farmer at shortstop.  The 3-0 win, and 17th no-hitter in Reds history, was completed when Jordan Luplow grounded out to Farmer, who threw to Mike Moustakas at first base. Whenever the highlights of Miley’s no-hitter are shown, Farmer will always be prominent at the end.  “I wanted it hit to me for that exact reason. Any way to be remembered is a good thing,” Farmer s...

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Mike Moustakas comfortable in return to third base - Vimarsana News

Mike Moustakas comfortable in return to third base

share-square-1549528 Much has been made about Eugenio Suárez’s move back to shortstop, but Mike Moustakas also moved back to his old position of third base in the Reds' infield shuffle. Judging by some recent defensive stops, Moustakas has transitioned well after he played mostly second base last season. “I'm really comfortable over there,” Moustakas said on Tuesday. “Obviously, I spent almost all of my career at third base, so, the more I can get back over there, the more comfortable I'm going to feel. I feel good just getting the reps again.” To end the second inning of Monday’...

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