Cincinnati Reds Manager David Bell Out Indefinitely After Suffering Seizures
Bell Suffered Seizures at Home
Cincinnati Reds manager David Bell is out indefinitely after suffering seizures at his home on Thursday, the team announced. Bell was taken to the hospital and is currently undergoing tests. The Reds said in a statement that Bell is "resting comfortably" and that they will provide an update on his condition when more information is available.
Assistant Manager Freddie Benavides is Serving as Interim Manager in Bell's Absence
In Bell's absence, assistant manager Freddie Benavides will serve as the interim manager. Benavides has been with the Reds since 2019 and has managed the team's Triple-A affiliate, the Louisville Bats, for the past two seasons.
Bell Has Been the Reds Manager Since 2019
Bell, 49, has been the Reds manager since 2019. He has led the team to a 135-141 record in three seasons. The Reds finished with a 62-100 record last season, which was the worst in the National League.
Bell is a Former MLB Player with the Phillies and Giants
Bell is a former MLB player who played 12 seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants. He was a two-time All-Star and won a Gold Glove Award in 1999.
The Reds Are in Last Place in the NL Central
The Reds are currently in last place in the NL Central with a 3-10 record. The team has lost five straight games and is 1-6 on the road this season.
The Reds Have a Tough Schedule Ahead
The Reds have a tough schedule ahead, with upcoming series against the Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals, and Los Angeles Dodgers. The Brewers are the defending NL Central champions, and the Cardinals and Dodgers are both playoff contenders.
Bell's Health is the Most Important Thing
The most important thing is that Bell gets healthy. He is a great manager and a good person. The Reds will support him in any way they can.
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