Mark Sheldon is a Reporter at Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, and various aspects of sports, particularly competitive sports and sports business. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Cureus Journal of Medical Science, C-VILLE Weekly, and WBGO, among others.
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By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- For the first time since Spring Training, injured Reds pitcher Hunter Greene was back in the clubhouse with the team on Friday. After camp broke, Greene remained in Goodyear, Ariz., to rehab from March 11 arthroscopic surgery that removed loose bodies from his right elbow. “Massive difference. It’s
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – The Reds were hoping that a week off might be restorative for Brady Singer as their starting pitcher looked to turn around from a string of lackluster outings.
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- A Reds bullpen that's already burdened by dwindling numbers lost another reliever on Saturday, when veteran right-hander Pierce Johnson was placed on the 15-day injured list with right elbow inflammation.
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – Elly De La Cruz has been durable and played through injuries since debuting for the Reds in 2023. So when De La Cruz pulled up running to first base on a hit to the wall, it was clear something was wrong.
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – It's safe to say two things about the state of the Reds right now. Where they are so far this season isn't how they drew it up before heading to Spring Training. And, that was one very rough month of May for the club. The month ended with
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI – It was a whirlwind three hours Monday that carried infield prospect Edwin Arroyo (No. 98 overall, Reds' No. 3) from being groggy at his apartment in Louisville to the thrill of entering a big league clubhouse at Great American Ball Park with a No. 2 jersey hanging in
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- Since he made his Major League debut just under three years ago, shortstop Elly De La Cruz has been the Reds' best player and their biggest game-changer. Now Cincinnati will have to find a way without its two-time All-Star. For the first time in his big league career,
By: Mark Sheldon
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By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- It's not even the All-Star break yet, but it's already been a 2026 filled with upheaval and change for reliever Zach McCambley, and the right-hander is grateful for all of it. That's because on Tuesday, the journey brought him to the Major Leagues for the first time with
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- The Reds pulled out a 4-3 walk-off win over the Royals in 10 innings on Tuesday behind an RBI single from Blake Dunn for the winning run. It was a 3-3 game with one out when Dunn lined reliever John Schreiber's 2-1 sweeper into right field to score
