Gordon Wittenmyer is a Reds beat writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer and co-host of the Cubs #ReKap podcast. With a focus on local sports in Ohio, particularly the Cincinnati Reds, Wittenmyer provides in-depth coverage and analysis of the team's activities, including player acquisitions, game recaps, and insights into the team's strategies.
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Are the Cincinnati Reds done with trying to acquire starting pitching, or could Roki Sasaki be enticed to make his next baseball home in Cincinnati?
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati-raised Dave Parker joined Dick Allen in being elected to the Hall of Fame Sunday night.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
If the Cincinnati Reds had won the NL West in 1985 instead of finishing second, Dave Parker might have joined Barry Larkin as a homegrown Reds MVP.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer DALLAS – Cincinnati's Dave Parker will go into the Hall of Fame in July with a Pittsburgh Pirates logo on the cap of
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
DALLAS – Even the manager who watched his team sign Shohei Ohtani for $700 million a year ago did a double take at Juan Soto’s $765 million deal with the New York Mets this week.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer DALLAS – The Cincinnati Reds didn't leave the winter meetings Wednesday looking any closer to making a trade or signing a free agent than they did when they got to town Sunday.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
In the immediate aftermath of Soto’s agreement with the New York Mets on a $765 million deal, the buzz among the rest of baseball executives and agents in the hotel lobby at the winter meetings quickly turned to what comes next.
By: Jason Williams, Gordon Wittenmyer
Wittenmyer & Williams is a regular point/counterpoint column from Enquirer Reds reporter Gordon Wittenmyer and sports columnist Jason Williams This week, they debate how the Reds will fare in a world of $765 million contracts.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Roansy Contreras was a top-100 prospect for the Pirates before a promising 2022 season. The Reds claimed him off waivers from Texas this week.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer The Cincinnati Reds on Friday night landed Jose Trevino, their backup catcher, sending reliever Fernando Cruz to the
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