Reds Shake Up Front Office After Managerial Firings
Cincinnati reacts as Dave Miley and pitching coach Don Gullett are fired after a string of losses. Bench coach Jerry Narron becomes manager and Vern Ruhle the pitching coach, with players blaming the front office and calling for a sweeping overhaul. Narron moves to restore discipline while players note clubhouse friction and controversial cuts including removing Griffey Jr and Dunn memorabilia.
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French Open champ loses Wimbledon opener record fall
The article notes a historic upset as the first French Open women’s champion since 1962 to lose her Wimbledon opener. Editor contact Jake Trotter oversees the section with a local desk phone listed.
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Reds fire Miley Gullett interim manager amid shakeup
A Reds leadership change names Dave Miley and Bob Gullett as interim managers as the club shifts leaders. Miley joined the Reds in 1980, managed multiple minor league clubs, and took over the big league helm on July 28 2003 with a combined 125 164 record over parts of three seasons.
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Reds seek quick fix after Miley Gullett firings
Cincinnati Reds fire manager Dave Miley and pitching coach Don Gullett as they face division leader St. Louis Cardinals. Players call for a character reset, with Adam Dunn saying the team “needs a lot” and Sean Casey urging improved effort and daily hard play after recent defeats.
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Narron Takes Reds Bench In One Season Challenge
Jerry Narron, 49, is interim manager of the Cincinnati Reds after Dave Miley's dismissal. He vows to restore baseball pride, emphasize fundamentals, and push for immediate competitiveness, drawing on his Yankees backup catcher days and his belief in playing with passion.
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Butt Heads to London Cup Softball Tourney
Heather Butt, Fenwick High School four year all star shortstop, will play for one of the Mitsubishi McDonald’s All Star teams at the London Cup Softball Tournament June 24 to 26 in Fairfield England. Butt called the trip a huge honor and said the team will face international competition.
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See Named Gatorade Ohio Track Athlete of the Year 2005
Middletown senior Jeff See earned Gatorade Ohio Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year for 2005. He capped a standout prep career by winning state titles in the 800 and 1600 at Columbus on June 4 and set national marks including a 4:04.83 mile at Nike Outdoor Nationals. See will attend Ohio State to run cross country and track.
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