Will our Cincinnati Reds ever be in the World Series Again?  

Hey, anything is possible. Plus we have no idea how long pro baseball will last. There could be several decades worth of seasons and chances for them to win (or at least make it there).

They won't as long as fiscal responsibility is the focal point of daily operations over building a winner.
Granted, the Yankees formula of spend, spend, spend hasn't paid dividends recently. The new tier of playoffs make repeating difficult.
The Reds have a decent chance if they can pick up and afford one or two more starters and another stick to go with Griffey -- though I see Griffey perhaps departing for Atlanta this spring for a Willie Harris or a Matt Diaz and maybe a young arm.
Unfortunately, the days of the Big Red Machine are past.
So are the days of Sweet Lou and 1990.
Dusty Baker was a good hire.
He'll enjoy a few years of prosperity and then he'll do the same thing he did in San Fran and Chicago.
I'm saddened by the passing of Joe Nuxhall though.
And I will return to Cincinnati whenever baseball lets the Reds retire Pete Rose's number.
Until then...
I guess it's Braves games.

Of course they will, and eventually the Detroit Lions will get to the SuperBowl. its only a matter of time until they get back to winning almost 80% of their games (not sure about the Lions though. With the team that Cincinnati has put together, i would expect them to get there within the next three years, tops.