Cincinnati Reds

This is the ninth venue to watch Reds games this season, as Major League Baseball spreads national exclusive games over ESPN, TBS, Fox Broadcasting, Fox's FS1 cable, DirecTV, Apple TV+, YouTube TV and MLB Network, in addition to games on the Bally Sports Ohio regional sports networks.

Even two hours before the Findlay Market Opening Day Parade stepped off in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnatians were lining the streets in anticipation of something they hadn’t experienced since 2019.

We talk Opening Day with Reds historians Greg Rhodes and John Erardi and the Enquirer's Bobby Nightengale.

Many Reds fans enter the 2022 season angry at management for letting a number of high profile players walk away. But lifelong Reds fan Howard Wilkinson sees reason for optimism.

Major League Baseball's deals with ESPN, TBS, Fox Sports, Apple TV+ and soon Peacock makes it difficult for Bally Sports Ohio to release a 2022 Reds TV schedule. But all is not lost.

Findlay Market is preparing for the 102nd Opening Day Parade Tuesday, April 12 with anticipated huge crowds and new floats. Former Reds shortstop Hall of Famer Barry Larkin is Grand Marshal.

Reds first home game on April 12 will be available on free over-the-air TV in addition to Bally Sports Ohio.

Six Reds' Cactus League games will be televised on Bally Sports Ohio, and all 18 spring games will air on WLW-AM or WSAI-AM. Get the full lineup.

The daughter of Reds' Hall of Famer Chris Sabo will co-host some Reds Live pregame and postgame shows on Bally Sports Ohio, starting with the first game on April 7.

While the regular season starts April 7, fans will flood Findlay Market and Great American Ballpark April 12 for the Reds' home opener against the Cleveland Guardians.