It has officially gone from bad to worse for the Cincinnati Reds. When the team departed on a 10-day, 10-game west coast road trip they were on an eight game free fall of a losing streak. Then, despite winning the first game of the series in San Francisco, they would finish the trip with a 3-7 record. The offense is still struggling mightily, the bullpen can’t hold a lead even when given a rare one, and the losses are piling up in a hurry. To put it plainly, the Reds are in the thick of the danger zone. False hope and talk of the season being young has to end at some point and now the sample s…