Mark Sheldon is a Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports domain, including Major League Sports, competitive team sports, and international sports leagues and federations, while also delving into the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. Mark's work has been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, C-VILLE Weekly, New Jersey Stage, NewsBreak, WBGO, BVM Sports, Major League Baseball (MLB), BLOX Digital, NUVO, and The News Herald.
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Mark Sheldon's coverage revolves around local sports events, particularly baseball with a touch of jazz and music events. Pitches directed to him should focus on providing insights into ongoing or upcoming local sports events, developments within the Reds organization, or stories related to jazz and music events in the United States.
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By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- Follow-up MRI tests are fairly common for players to check their healing or progress from an injury. When it's for All-Star shortstop Elly De La Cruz, who has been sorely missed from the Reds' lineup, the results of his MRI on Friday were highly anticipated. “He got, I’d
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – On a Friday night vs. the Diamondbacks where the Reds missed numerous chances to cash in on scoring opportunities, the consequences landed hardest in the top of the ninth inning when they were on defense. Left fielder Blake Dunn flubbed a sinking line drive for a two-out error
Mark Sheldon, chair of the board of directors for the NWF Beaches International Airport, reflects on the airport's anniversary.
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- While spending nearly a month on the injured list, Reds catcher and team leader Jose Trevino didn't talk to players about the club's struggles and mounting losses. Trevino would only give feedback if asked directly. “To be honest, it’s kind of hard to speak when you’re not playing,"
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – Monday marked what could be the final stretch of Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz's efforts to get back from the injured list. De La Cruz, who has been on the 10-day IL with a right hamstring strain since June 1, ran the bases. He is scheduled to
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – For a Reds offense that has lacked run production of late, Eugenio Suárez was the sorely needed double espresso shot on Monday evening. The Suárez boost came early when the veteran slugger delivered two home runs in his first two plate appearances – including a second-inning grand slam
By: Mark Sheldon
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By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – Although a 22-year-old rookie for the Reds, first baseman Sal Stewart has already demonstrated his understanding that hitters have ebbs and flows in their performances over a long season. Stewart has already experienced both in 2026. It's been an ebb for the last few weeks, so perhaps Stewart's
CINCINNATI -- Starting pitcher Nick Lodolo is still seeking to produce the kind of vintage performances for the Reds where he gets on a roll and becomes one of the hardest pitchers to face in baseball. Lodolo's latest start on Wednesday wasn't undone by hard contact and home runs from
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – As a free agent before he signed with the Reds in December, outfielder JJ Bleday sensed it would be a good fit for him in Cincinnati.
