The Cincinnati Reds are sticking with their current front office for 2027, despite a rough 2026 season. Phil Castellini expressed full support for Nick Krall and Brad Meador. Derek Johnson departs from pitching duties, signaling more internal changes ahead.
Reds CEO Phil Castellini reaffirms support for baseball operations leaders, aiming to restore the team's competitive edge after a lackluster 2026 season. Ownership emphasizes collaboration and resources to enhance on-field performance at Great American Ball Park.
Reds owner Phil Castellini backs Nick Krall and Brad Meador, hinting they'll now steer baseball operations. Castellini's comments follow reports of past meddling and vetoed trades. Time for Krall to prove his mettle and shape the Reds' future. ⚾
The Cincinnati Reds have parted ways with pitching coach Derek Johnson, who had been on leave since June. A search for his replacement is underway.
Elly De La Cruz dazzles, earning NL Player of the Month for September with 9 homers and a 1.156 OPS. Meanwhile, Reds part ways with pitching coach Derek Johnson, and TJ Friedl heads to free agency after a challenging season. 🏆
The Reds part ways with pitching coach Derek Johnson, but hitting coach Chris Valaika remains despite a rough 2026 season. With Francona confirmed for 2027, fans are left questioning the team's coaching strategy. 🤔
MLB.com Reds: Reds pitching coach Johnson not returning; search underway for replacement
MLB Trade Rumors (Reds): Pitching Coach Derek Johnson Will Not Return To Reds
Ke'Bryan Hayes' historically poor season highlights the Reds' need for a roster overhaul. With multiple players underperforming, Cincinnati must focus on building a more cohesive team to avoid another dismal offensive year.
With offseason needs looming, the Reds might consider adding former Guardians outfielder Nolan Jones, now a free agent. Known for his plate patience and power, Jones offers a potential low-risk, high-reward option after a mixed MLB stint. ⚾️
Redsfest is canceled again, marking the third time in four years. The expiration of the Collective Bargaining Agreement is the culprit, leaving fans without their annual offseason event. The team aims to bring it back in December 2027.
The Cincinnati Reds have canceled RedsFest for the third time in four years, citing a likely player lockout. This move adds to the team's woes after finishing last in the NL Central. Fans miss the chance to connect with players during the offseason.
TJ Friedl has opted for free agency, marking the end of a Cincinnati Reds stint that surpassed expectations. Despite a rough final season, his Reds legacy remains notable for its unexpected impact.
Nick Krall's tenure hasn't been without missteps, but a few trades have shone through the haze. The 2022 deal with the Twins for Tyler Mahle brought Spencer Steer, a key Reds player with consistent power until a 2026 injury halted his streak.
Reds outfielder TJ Friedl and catcher P.J. Higgins have opted for minor league free agency. With the season wrapped up, they'll explore opportunities beyond Cincinnati's roster. 🌟
TJ Friedl's time with the Reds has ended as he elects free agency after a challenging 2026 season. Once a key player, his decline in performance led to a DFA and eventual release. Friedl now seeks a new opportunity as a free agent.
Ian Happ, notorious for his dominance over Reds' pitching, might re-sign with the Cubs at a discount, dashing hopes he'd join Cincinnati. Happ's .939 OPS against the Reds is a painful reminder of his prowess. Reds fans remain wary of his potential return to Chicago.
Elly De La Cruz shines as NL Player of the Month for September, boasting a .348/.437/.719 slash line. He hit nine homers and swiped six bases, achieving a rare 30-30 season for the Reds. 🏆
Joey Votto, Reds icon, humorously predicts early playoff exits for the Cubs and Yankees. On social media, he suggested the Cubs enjoy San Diego's waves post-series and quipped "Sox in 3" for the Yankees. Classic Votto wit at play.
Brandon Williamson and Carson Spiers failed to secure their spots in the Reds' 2027 rotation, struggling in September. Despite openings, neither pitcher provided the answers needed, leaving the Reds with more questions heading into the offseason.
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