The Cincinnati Reds are actively trying to improve their deteriorating position in the MLB. The Reds are currently in fourth place in the National League Central, which effectively excludes them from the postseason. As a result, Cincinnati recently announced that they are parting ways with coach David Bell in hopes of better leadership. Recent reports suggest that the Reds are looking to Terry Francona to take over their sinking ship. But how credible are these speculations?
Terry Francona is the manager of the Cincinnati Reds
Below are all the details about Francona's proposed move to Great American Ball Park.
At the time of this writing, the Cincinnati Reds have not officially confirmed the appointment of Terry Francona as their new manager. However, the MLB giants are expected to confirm the news soon.
The 65-year-old tactician's connection to Cincinnati was first reported by MLB.com's Mark Feinsand. A source reportedly confirmed that the Reds will retain Francona's services following Bell's firing. Meanwhile, MLB.com's Mark Sheldon has reported that the two sides are close to inking a three-year contract.
