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Scott Heineman

Scott Heineman

#26, RF,
Cincinnati Reds
AVG
.100
HR
2
RBI
3
R
5
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 1"/205 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Santa Monica, California
College: Oregon
Draft: 2015 11th round by the
Texas Rangers
  • Houston Chronicle

    No. 3 Cincinnati claims AAC crown, possible playoff spot

    After the Cougars settled for a field goal on their opening possession, the Bearcats responded by going 82 yards in five plays capped by Ridder's 25-yard TD pass to Tyler Scott. Nathaniel Dell's diving 16-yard TD catch put the Cougars back in front, 10-7. But on the first play of Cincinnati's next possession, Ford broke free for a 79-yard TD run to give the Bearcats a four-point lead.

  • Houston Chronicle

    No. 3 Cincinnati 35, No. 16 Houston 20

    HOU_FG Witherspoon 37, 11:55. CIN_T.Scott 25 pass from Ridder (Lowery kick), 9:38. HOU_Dell 16 pass from Tune (Witherspoon kick), 4:22.

  • Bleacher Report

    Top Takeaways from 2021 MLB Trade and Free-Agent Season So Far

    After trading away longtime catcher Tucker Barnhart and then giving away 5.6-WAR pitcher Wade Miley for nothing on the waiver wire, it's clear the Cincinnati Reds have shifted their focus from contending to trimming payroll. According to Jon Morosi of MLB Network, the Reds have had discussions with multiple teams regarding starting pitchers Luis Castillo, Tyler Mahle and Sonny Gray, and the fast-moving free-agent market means they now have considerable bargaining power.