After a year off from managing, Terry Francona wasn't really thinking about returning to the dugout. That all changed when Reds' President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall and General Manager Brad Meador flew to Tucson,

The Reds are going to take some more time and a closer look at the lower back pain that resulted in Tyler Stephenson being scratched from a game.

Rounds of golf and relaxing vacations weren't enough to keep two skippers in their 60s away from the game for long.

The Reds' exciting third-year shortstop continues to amaze, pulling off feats that even his manager finds hard to fathom.

Terry Francona talks about returning to baseball to manage the Cincinnati Reds, managing a star like Elly De La Cruz, outlook on the starting rotation and more

The Cincinnati Reds hope new manager Terry Francona can lead them to the postseason for the first time in a full season since 2013.

Reds manager Terry Francona is known for his sense of humor. He joined Instagram shortly after getting the job in October. It's safe to say fans are going to get to see a different side of him on social media.

Terry Francona has dedicated much of his life to America’s Pastime, playing in the big leagues for nearly a decade before crafting a Hall of Fame career as a manager. It has come at a great cost, though.