He's not even coming up in rumors these days but could help several teams, especially the Reds (their top left field option is left-handed-hitting Chris Dickerson) and Giants (they have Mark DeRosa in left and Nate Schierholtz in right). He could help the... Full Article at Chicago Tribune

OF | Drew Stubbs | Cincinnati Reds | Fantasy ESPN.com reports the Cincinnati Reds' outfield for the 2010 season is taking shape. OF Jay Bruce will patrol right field, OF Drew Stubbs is expected to start in center and OF Chris Dickerson will be in left field... Full Article at KFFL

SS | Chris Valaika | Cincinnati Reds | Depth Chart Tidbit, Fantasy The Cincinnati Enquirer's John Fay reports left field and shortstop are the two open spots for the Cincinnati Reds going into spring training. Competing for left field are OF's Chris Dickerson,... Full Article at KFFL

Reds have a lot of choices for left: Chris Dickerson, Wladimir Balentien, Chris Heisey, Laynce Nix, Todd Frazier and Juan Francisco. "We’re got all kinds of guys," Walt Jocketty said. As for short? It’s pretty much Paul Janish. Jocketty mentioned Adam Rosales,... Full Article at FakeTeams

Away to the window I flew like Chris Dickerson in a dash, Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash. The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow Gave the luster of a day game to objects below, When what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a... Full Article at Sports Blogs

I know Gomes is not the best player on the team; however, with a close look at the statistics, he wasn’t that far from it. With his departure, the Reds look weak, very weak. So, who will be playing left field in 2010? Chris Dickerson, Wladimir Balentein, Chris... Full Article at Bleacher Report

Now it's become a more reliable pipeline that has regularly moved prospects to the big leagues. In the past three years alone, Reds fans have become familiar with the likes of Joey Votto, Jay Bruce, Johnny Cueto, Homer Bailey, Drew Stubbs, Chris Dickerson,... Full Article at MLB.com

But his .211 batting average on a club that already lacks offense has prompted the club to look around and see if it can find someone with an established bat. LEFT FIELDER: This is another position where the Reds have in-house options to compete for the spot... Full Article at MLB.com

While the 2009 Cincinnati Reds did not land any players among the final vote-getters in the National League Rookie of the Year voting, the club certainly had a more-than-respectable pipeline of young players that contributed throughout the season. Outfielders... Full Article at MLB.com