Gordon Wittenmyer is a Cincinnati Reds Beat Writer at the Cincinnati Enquirer. He specializes in covering Major League Sports and Team Sports, with a focus on the competitive landscape and sports business. Wittenmyer has been featured in various outlets including NBC Chicago, Detroit Free Press, and USA TODAY.
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Gordon Wittenmyer’s coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly baseball and the Cincinnati Reds. He frequently covers events such as signings, contract negotiations, and team strategies. To effectively reach out to Gordon, consider providing insights or commentary related to player transactions, team management decisions, and strategic planning within the context of Major League Baseball (MLB) with a specific focus on the Cincinnati Reds.
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By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Tyler Stephenson is a Cincinnati Reds free agent during a winter rife with labor uncertainty. He might be one of the top two free-agent catchers.
Derek Johnson spent the past eight seasons as Reds pitching coach after three years with the Brewers. He left the team for personal reasons in June.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Keep Watching Phil Castellini, the Cincinnati Reds president and CEO, spoke publicly about the state of the franchise with media for the
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Phil Castellini, the Cincinnati Reds president and CEO, spoke publicly about the state of the franchise with media for the first time this year on
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati Reds fans have told the Castellini ownership group where to go ever since Phil Castellini uttered the most infamous words of his executive career four and a half years ago.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
For the first time this year, Reds president and CEO Phil Castellini talked to Reds beat reporters on Oct. 1.
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Carl Willis spent six seasons as Terry Francona's pitching coach in Cleveland and values "how much better he made me."
By: Gordon Wittenmyer
Gordon Wittenmyer, Cincinnati Enquirer Can the Cincinnati Reds steal some secrets from the small-market trio that made up the last three teams standing in the playoff field this month?
