Emilio Pagán was serviceable for the Cincinnati Reds in 2025. In 2026, it’s all fallen apart.

All Sal Stewart has done since becoming a professional baseball player is hit, and there's no reason to doubt him anymore.

The NFL draft is complete, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still plenty to discuss. In fact, in the draft’s wake, there’s been a heated debate on social media drawing in experts and amateur analysts alike.

The Cincinnati Bengals sat out the first round of the NFL Draft for the first time since 1989. Only two players on the Bengals active roster, quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Josh Johnson, were even alive at the time.

When the news broke on Saturday night that the Cincinnati Bengals had traded the #10 pick to the New York Giants for Dexter Lawrence, the Queen City erupted with so much force the Ohio River itself nearly changed direction. Unfortunately, that’s not how many in the media saw it.

When someone uses the phrase “when pigs fly,” it’s usually because they’re describing an idea so far-fetched, it borders on the impossible. Like the idea that the Cincinnati Bengals would trade for Dexter Lawrence. Wait...you're saying that happened?

Recently, there’s been a lot of draft buzz about Dillon Thieneman. But he is not worthy of a top ten pick – not in this draft, not in any draft.

There's something off about Andrew Abbott this year. That has been obvious since spring training. But, what exactly, is this issue?