Mike Petraglia is a columnist at various sports outlets, including ESPN1530 and WLW. He focuses on major league sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports, covering teams such as the Bengals, Reds, and local universities. Mike has been featured in The 7 Footers Basketball Podcast, numberFire, and Deadspin, among others.
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By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI – Michael Harris II went 3-for-5 with three RBIs, and Ronald Acuña Jr. showed more signs of a potential return to form with another tape measure home run as the Braves captured the series opener against the Reds, 8-3, Friday night at Great American Ball Park. Acuña wasted no
By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI – Michael Harris II continues to mature into one of the most feared hitters in an already potent Braves offense, that boast the best record in the Majors at 39-19. On Friday night in front of 29,996 fans at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, the 25-year-old went 3-for-5
By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI – Spencer Strider has been just about perfect this season. On Sunday, his manager said he was throwing about as well as he has since returning from a left oblique strain. But baseball can be finicky, and results don’t always match up with looks.
CINCINNATI — Spencer Strider has been just about perfect this season.
CINCINNATI – Lane Thomas belted his third career grand slam and Jac Caglianone added a two-run shot in support of five strong innings from Luinder Avila to power the Royals past the Reds, 9-2, Monday night in the series opener at Great American Ball Park. Avila (1-2), making just his
By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI -- On the day across Major League Baseball that teams, coaches, staff and players honor the memory of Lou Gehrig and what he did to raise awareness of the crippling disease that bears his name, the Royals came together before their game against the Reds to honor one of
By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI -- His manager knew it and his teammates felt it. Noah Cameron deserved better Tuesday night. But in a season filled with frustrating losses, the 4-3, 10-inning setback against the Reds at Great American Ball Park was unfortunately highly reflective of the way things have gone for the Royals.
By: Mike Petraglia
CINCINNATI – The Royals found their resilience to go with a few desperately needed bullpen answers Wednesday night at Great American Ball Park. Nick Loftin belted his first home run of the season in a three-run ninth as the Royals claimed the rubber game of the three-game series with a
By: Mike Petraglia
Lawlar (fractured wrist) comes off IL, returns to D-backs
By: Mike Petraglia
Puk has setback after 2nd rehab outing with Triple-A Reno
