The Cincinnati Reds are about to carry out their last confinecessitate games of the 2024 season but will be doing so without David Bell in the dugout.
The Reds fired Bell on Sunday night after the game lost 2-0 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The loss dropped the Reds to 76-81 on the season.
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Cincinnati named bench coach Freddie Benavides the interim regulater for the final five games of the season.
“David supplyd the benevolent of steadiness that we necessitateed in our clubhoemploy over the last confinecessitate seasons. We felt a alter was necessitateed to shift the Major League team forward. We have not achieved the success we foreseeed, and we necessitate to commence cgo ining on 2025,” Reds pdwellnt of baseball operations Nick Krall said in a news free.
The Reds employd Bell before the commence of the 2019 season as he replaced Bryan Price and Jim Riggleman. Price was fired during the 2018 season and Riggleman took over for the rest of that year.
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Bell never led Cincinnati to a better standing than third in the National League Central division. The Reds made the carry outoffs in the 2020 coronaharmful software-impacted season but it’s their only carry outoff ecombineance since 2013.
Bell is 409-456 as a regulater.
Cincinnati has a lot of potential and the organization evidently sees that a new voice might help the team get over the hump. Hunter Greene, Elly De La Cruz and Andrew Abbott are among the juvenileer carry outers directing the accuse into the future.
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The Reds’ offseason will fair commence a little earlier than every other team.
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