The Cincinnati Reds‘ bullpen is perhaps the most different part of the roster compared to last year. Many trades were made, but there will also be prominent relievers returning as well.
Last week, the Cincinnati Reds traded Gavin Lux in a three-team deal that saw them return left-handed reliever Brock Burke. Burke is one of just seven left-handed relievers in Major League Baseball who threw a 100 mph pitch last season, according to Charlie Goldsmith of Charlie's Chalkboard.
On this date, January 21, 1974, the Cincinnati Reds hired Marty Brennaman for radio play-by-play. The 31-year-old was calling games for Virginia Tech football and basketball, while also calling games for the ABA's Virginia Squires in 1973, before landing the job in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Reds Director of Pitching appeared on Foul Territory on Wednesday and discussed multiple topics, including who will be in competition to win the fifth starter role in Spring Training.
Three Cincinnati Reds prospects were ranked in Baseball America's Top 100. Sal Stewart - No. 23 No surprise here. Stewart was named the organization's Minor League MVP in 2025.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
On Tuesday night, the Chicago White Sox traded former All-Star outfielder Luis Robert Jr. to the New York Mets for Luisangel Acuna, brother of Ronald Acuna Jr., and right-handed pitcher Truman Pauley.
The Cincinnati Reds acquired outfielder Greg Vaughn on February 2, 1999, from the San Diego Padres in a five-player trade with the San Diego Padres. He was the first player to be traded after having a 50-home-run season.
Steele Hall was just taken 9th overall in the most recent MLB Draft, turned 18 years of age, and found himself ranked 7th on the 2026 Community Prospect Rankings at Red Reporter dot com.
Since we last saw each other, there has been some shifts in the Reds' offseason, specifically a couple really unique trades to straighten out the roster and improve the budget.
CINCINNATI -- While at Redsfest this weekend-- which, if you haven't been, I highly recommend going. I paid close attention to the mood and vibe amongst the fans.
Last week, the Cincinnati Reds signed Pierce Johnson to a one-year, $5.5 million deal. The deal helps the Reds' bullpen, but also reunites him with one of his best friends, Emilio Pagan.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Fresh off a 2025 postseason appearance in which they were swept by the eventual World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the Wild Card Series, the Cincinnati Reds found themselves in a position where if they fill some key holes that the 2025 roster had, this team would be better positioned to make a playoff run.
The 2025 season was a rollercoaster for Cincinnati Reds fans. At times, this team looked like a surefire seller, and other times, it had the pitching to make a playoff run.
Elly De La Cruz reportedly turned down what would’ve been the most significant contract in Cincinnati Reds history. The Reds are notoriously known for being extremely cheap, but have shown effort when it comes to retaining one of their homegrown superstars.
Just because it’s the offseason that doesn't mean fans stop evaluating players. In fact, they may evaluate them more in the months of November, December, and January, and Cincinnati Reds fans are no different.
During Hunter Greene's Q+A session with about 100 people at Redsfest over the weekend, he made a kid's day. According to Reds fan John Kaelin, the kid asked Greene how to throw a slider.
Earlier this week, MLB Network continued to reveal its top 100 players, this time revealing Nos. 60-41. Two Cincinnati Reds players made the list: Hunter Greene and Elly De La Cruz.
Amidst an offseason of trade rumors regarding Reds ace Hunter Greene, the rotation has remained largely the same. A few pieces here and there were changed, but the core of a proven, strong, starting rotation will once again toe the slab in Reds uniforms in 2026.
The Reds made an unsuccessful effort at locking up Elly De La Cruz last spring. While details were sparse at the time, president of baseball operations Nick Krall revealed today the team made an official offer that would have topped their 10-year, $225MM franchise-record deal with Joey Votto.
The Reds announced Thursday that they’ve designated right-hander Yosver Zulueta for assignment in order to open a 40-man roster spot for righty Pierce Johnson, whose previously reported one-year deal with Cincinnati is now official.
When you think back to last season and the Cincinnati Reds playing meaningful games day in and day out, what do you remember? For me, one theme that has stood out is how often manager Terry Francona called upon the same bullpen arms.
Spending the past two seasons with the Atlanta Braves, Johnson had a solid season in 2025, pitching to a 3-3 record with a 3.05 ERA, while recording one save and striking out 59 batters in 59.0 innings.