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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Gordon Wittenmyer’s coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly baseball and the Cincinnati Reds. He frequently covers events such as signings, contract negotiations, and team strategies. To effectively reach out to Gordon, consider providing insights or commentary related to player transactions, team management decisions, and strategic planning within the context of Major League Baseball (MLB) with a specific focus on the Cincinnati Reds.
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By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer Add one more honor to the list for Cincinnati Reds ' shortstop Elly De La Cruz during his breakout 2024 season
gordon wittenmyer, cincinnati enquirer The Cincinnati Reds ' most dynamic, game-changing player struck out more times this season than all but three other players in major league history.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
In a series of moves Friday, the Cincinnati Reds lost hitters Ty France and Nick Martini to free agency when they refused minor-league assignments.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Whether the Cincinnati Reds' renegotiated deal with Brent Suter reflects budget cuts, Nick Krall said "We're still working through our payroll."
By: Gordon Wittenmyer, Jason Williams
Wittenmyer & Williams: The Reds made a grand-slam hire in Terry Francona. Will they make more big-splash offseason moves to help them make 2025 playoffs?
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
The specific role is a "wide open" question, but the objective is clear: The Cincinnati Reds are trying to bring Joey Votto back to Cincinnati.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Will Matt McLain be in the Cincinnati Reds outfield in '25? Jonathan India as a trade chip? And what about Elly De La Cruz when Edwin Arroyo arrives?
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
The Cincinnati Reds get draft compensation if Nick Martinez declines a qualifying offer and signs elsewhere. They get a key to competing if he accepts.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer The Cincinnati Reds are severing ties with the parent company of Bally Sports Network, assuming a filing in bankruptcy
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Terry Francona isn’t the only longtime, respected baseball figure coming out of “retirement” to join the Cincinnati Reds field staff for the upcoming season.
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