Paul Daugherty
Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Past articles by Paul:
Daugherty: Goodbye but hopefully not farewell, my friends
I don’t mind leaving the column. I’m 64. It’s time. Time for someone else to inflict their notions on you. Time for me to discover what’s left of this wonderful life. → Read More
Doc's final Morning Line: You were TML, Mobsters. I was simply the conductor.
Stay in touch, please. I will have more of what all of us want but don’t often get: Time. → Read More
Classic Doc: Dad’s hopes fulfilled with Jillian’s wedding
What was beautiful for Jillian and Ryan should not be limited to Jillian and Ryan. I’m better for having known each. Their genuine kindness and love is an example for all of us. We’re only as good as the way we treat each other. → Read More
Classic Doc: Marge Schott did as she pleased while owning the Cincinnati Reds
She wouldn’t change, so ownership did. → Read More
Paul Daugherty: I’m retiring. The mountains aren’t going anywhere. Such a gift.
What does any of it have to do with a career in sports writing? Not a thing. That’s why it works. → Read More
Doc's morning line: Hunter Greene holds Reds fans' hopes in his hands
Pulling Hunter Greene after four innings is yet another reminder that this year is about next year, and the year after that. → Read More
Paul Daugherty: To my absent friends, thank you for the reminders
Life is only a little about who we are today. It’s more about who we’re capable of becoming. In learning from the past, we honor the future. → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: When do we know it's time to go?
No one should write Joey Votto off. Afford him the grace he has earned to work himself out of his current situation. But there comes a time. . . → Read More
Classic Doc: Crosstown Shootout meltdown turns to brawl
Revisit Paul Daugherty's column from the 2011 fight at the Crosstown Shootout. → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: Baseball is losing ground in our Republic of Cincinnati
No one should be happy with the Reds declining fortunes. In many ways, the Reds are us. → Read More
Doc: Meet the real Mike Brown. If we hadn’t been adversaries, we might have been friends.
You might think you know Mike Brown, but you don't. → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: We can handle this last week one of two ways, mobsters
Five more TMLs, same as the 3,500 that have preceded them. Cowboy rides into sunset. Nothing to see here. → Read More
Paul Daugherty: Hero is an overused term, but not in the case of Lauren Hill
Hope is the everlasting gift. Lauren Hill embodied that. Still does. We’d expect nothing less from a hero. → Read More
Paul Daugherty: Someday there will be another moment like Eric Davis gave us in 1990
Another flyball to deep, deep centerfield. That’s the dream. It keeps us going. → Read More
Doc's morning line: Dodgers exemplify difference between MLB's haves and have nots
Against current sub-.500 teams, they Reds are 11-11. Against everyone else? 12-34. In those 46 games, they’ve been outscored by 85 runs. → Read More
Doc's TML: I loved my father dearly, I've missed him more
Jim Daugherty wasn't a Hallmark dad. I don't know anyone who had one of those. → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: The Cincinnati Reds are the best farm team for any contender
Luis Castillo, Brandon Drury, Tyler Mahle and Farmer could all be dealt. What will this team look like on Aug. 1? → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: What do you expect David Bell to do with this Reds bullpen?
No manager looks smart with a bullpen like David Bell has. → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: How do we handle Joe Burrow making Cincinnati cool?
We’re cool. Cincinnati is cool. It's thanks to Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. How are we supposed to handle this? → Read More
Doc's Morning Line: Praising athletes for trying is akin to thanking Earth for rotating
Trying hard is implied in the contract. Do you get congratulated for just showing up to your job? → Read More