Oct 8
The Reds could revamp their offense by moving Sal Stewart back to third base for 2027. Stewart, a Rookie of the Year favorite, offers average defense with a potent bat, potentially solving Cincinnati's third base dilemma. ⚾
Cincinnati Reds News
Oct 8
The Reds seem to have closed the door on a 2027 Eugenio Suárez return. Despite his power, his free-swinging style doesn't align with the team's contact-focused philosophy. Fans dreaming of a reunion might need to look elsewhere. ⚾
Reds sound like they’ve already ruled out an Eugenio Suárez reunion in 2027
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Oct 7
The Cincinnati Reds face a decision on Matt McLain, projected to earn $4M in arbitration despite slumping stats. With depth at second base, the team must weigh his potential bounce-back against recent struggles. 🤔
Matt McLain's arbitration estimate shouldn't scare the Reds away
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Oct 7
The Reds might consider targeting White Sox outfielder Randal Grichuk this offseason. Known for crushing left-handed pitching, Grichuk could be the right-handed platoon bat Cincinnati needs. His potential free agency makes him an intriguing option.
Reds could find the perfect platoon bat hiding on the White Sox playoff roster
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Oct 7
Rumors swirl that the Reds could target Jarren Duran in a trade with the Red Sox, banking on his potential for a rebound. But with a hefty $11M price tag, the Reds must weigh the gamble carefully. Could Hunter Greene be part of a blockbuster deal? 🤔
Red Sox pressure to trade Jarren Duran could tempt the Reds into a blockbuster gamble
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Oct 6
The Cincinnati Reds are speculated to pursue a trade to bolster third base, moving on from Ke'Bryan Hayes. With a lackluster free-agent market, the trade route seems the most viable option for improvement this offseason. 🔄
Reds may have to trade for third base help to avoid another costly mistake
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Oct 6
The Cincinnati Reds led MLB in collective launch angle at 16.2 degrees during the 2026 season, despite ranking last in team wRC+. Key contributors Tyler Stephenson and Eugenio Suarez may enter free agency, potentially impacting this stat next season.
The one angle where the Cincinnati Reds offense excelled
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Oct 6
The Cincinnati Reds are eyeing former Braves lefty Bailey Falter, who recently hit free agency. With a bullpen in need of left-handed depth, Falter's versatile arm could fill the gap. His minor league resurgence hints at potential value. 🌟
Reds could solve a bullpen problem with former Braves lefty who just hit free agency
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Oct 6
Brady Singer's rocky 2026 season has left the Reds in a bind. Once a reliable starter, Singer's struggles have the team weighing a qualifying offer or free agency. Can a new pitching coach revive his form, or is it time to cut ties? 🤔
Brady Singer went from QO candidate to risky Reds free agent target
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Oct 6
The Cincinnati Reds are strategizing to revamp their lackluster 2026 offense, focusing on bolstering the lower roster tiers to support stars like Elly De La Cruz and Sal Stewart. Despite signing Eugenio Suárez and JJ Bleday, the team struggled with low averages and strikeouts.
How the Reds plan to fix an offense that was among MLB's worst in 2026
mlb.com
Oct 6
Noelvi Marte plans to play in the Dominican Winter League after a disappointing 2026 season. Meanwhile, Great American Ball Park attendance hit a four-year low, reflecting fan discontent. The Reds' top prospect also debuted successfully in the AFL. 📉
Reds News: Noelvi Marte offseason plans, GABP attendance, top prospect's AFL debut
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Oct 6
Reds fans, keep an eye on Alfredo Duno! The 20-year-old catching prospect is touted as a future Silver Slugger winner. Known for his impressive bat, Duno's ascent could bring some much-needed firepower to Cincinnati's lineup. 🔥
One current Reds prospect who will be a future Silver Slugger winner
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Oct 5
Sal Stewart's past honor as the 2026 NL Rookie of the Year highlights his impact on the underperforming Cincinnati Reds. Despite a tough season, Stewart and Elly De La Cruz provided a much-needed boost, especially post-All-Star break.
Sal Stewart’s latest honor should silence his Rookie of the Year doubters
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Oct 5
The Reds face a costly arbitration season with 12 players, including Elly De La Cruz and Spencer Steer, potentially commanding nearly $43M. The front office must decide if this core is worth the price or if another youth rebuild is on the horizon.
A closer look at the the dozen Cincinnati Reds headed through arbitration
redreporter.com
Oct 5
Elly De La Cruz is a finalist for the 2026 Hank Aaron Award, recognizing the top offensive performer in the NL. A nod to his impressive season, the Reds' star is in elite company. 🏆
VOTE NOW: MLB announces 2026 Finalists for Hank Aaron Award
mlb.com
Oct 5
The Reds might eye Ruben Niebla, the Padres' pitching coach, to fill their coaching vacancy. With ties to manager Terry Francona, Niebla's reunion could bolster Cincinnati's pitching staff. However, his current contract with San Diego could be a hurdle.
Reds could steal Padres pitching coach with familiar Terry Francona link
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Oct 5
Outfielder Will Benson, a former first-round pick, has left the Cincinnati Reds for free agency after four years. Despite a promising start, he never secured a steady MLB role, highlighted by early potential but inconsistent contact.
Cincinnati Reds Lose Former First-Round Pick to Free Agency
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Oct 5
Reds' rookie Sal Stewart is turning heads with his knack for clutch moments, echoing Brewers' star Jackson Chourio. While Chourio shines in the postseason, Stewart's regular season stats with two outs and RISP (.837 OPS) even outshine Chourio's. 🌟
Reds' rookie Sal Stewart shares a key trait with Brewers' star Jackson Chourio
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Oct 5
Reds' chief Nick Krall prioritizes mid-tier free agent improvements, suggesting they start by securing lefty reliever Brock Burke. With the bullpen's shaky 2026 performance, Burke's familiarity and value could stabilize the pitching staff. 🎯
Reds should start their mid-tier free agent search with one of their own
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Oct 4
The Cincinnati Reds should reconsider their strategy, looking to emulate small-market success stories like the Rays and Brewers, who prioritize trading and drafting over expensive free-agent signings. This could be a more viable path to postseason success.
Reds got another reminder that the small-market excuse is dead
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