The Cincinnati Reds lost a legend. Todd Benzinger, known for catching the final out in the 1990 World Series, passed away this week. Benzinger was born Dayton, Kentucky and went to high school at New Richmond High School in Ohio.
Sal Stewart is adding another award to an impressive rookie season. The Cincinnati Reds slugger has been named The Sporting News National League Rookie of the Year after finishing the 2026 season with 32 home runs, 111 RBIs, and a .787 OPS.
Feels like we have been here before. Sal Stewart objectively had one of the best rookie campaigns in Cincinnati Reds history, but it feels like many outlets overlook his 2026 season.
There have been ample foibles foisted in the laps of Cincinnati Reds fans from the seemingly bulletproof front office over the last few decades of copious losing.
Should the Cincinnati Reds trade Elly De La Cruz? Local radio host Lance McAlister believes it is time for the organization to consider moving its biggest star.
The Cincinnati Reds' strategy at the 2026 trade deadline was puzzling. There is no way around it. Possibly the most surprising decision of them all was to keep catcher Tyler Stephenson, despite him being a free agent after the season.
Shakur Stevenson is regarded as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in boxing, and the WBO junior welterweight champion remains a contender for more than just a potential superfight.
The 2026 World Series is set. Tampa Bay versus Milwaukee. Two small-market teams that win in the margins and make timely trades and sign free agents who add value to the roster.
It was yet another impressive outing for former Cincinnati Reds second-round draft pick Luke Holman on Tuesday in the Arizona Fall League. Holman did not give up a run over four innings of work.
The Cincinnati Reds' front office has to understand how important this offseason is. While we may not know if baseball is even going to be played in 2027, the Reds have to be prepared to have a roster that is more competitive than it was this season.
Winter ball is officially underway and there are quite a few Reds prospects participating. Ruben Ibarra made his winter league debut on Sunday for Naranjeros de Hermosillo and he delivered quite a show.
After winning just 75 games in 2026, the Reds have lots of holes to fill in the offseason. Could a former University of Cincinnati Bearcat be an option for the Reds in free agency?
The Cincinnati Reds have an important offseason coming up. There are many decisions to be made about the 2027 roster. There are holes in the roster construction that need to be filled.
The Cincinnati Reds are in a tough spot as a franchise right now. They have a lot of holes on their roster, and they don't have the loaded farm system that it takes to build the team for the future.
The Cincinnati Reds are going into one of their most important offseasons in recent memory. With several holes to fill both on offense and on the pitching staff.
When the Cincinnati Reds selected Nick Lodolo with the seventh overall pick in 2019, they expected him to be a top-of-the-rotation arm. A long and lanky lefty with a sidearm arm slot that produces swing-and-miss stuff and plus command is not the easiest thing to find.
The Reds announced that they have agreed to a one-year, Major League contract with utilityman Oswaldo Cabrera. The signing allows the two sides to avoid salary arbitration, and MLB.com’s Mark Sheldon reports that Cabrera will earn $1MM in guaranteed salary plus up to $200K in bonuses related to plate appearances.
The Cincinnati Reds enter another winter with a hole at second base and a fan base that has grown tired of watching the front office explain why the next move has to wait.
Sal Stewart solidified himself as a core player for the Cincinnati Reds in his first full season. The 22-year-old played in all 162 games and earned All-Star honors, slashing .263/.330/.457 with 32 home runs, 112 RBI, and 15 stolen bases.
The Cincinnati Reds‘ season has come and gone, and we are once again focusing on next year’s roster at the beginning of October. This season was similar to years past, when the Reds lacked enough talent and depth to push for the playoffs.
The Cincinnati Reds finish the season 75-87, leading us to, once again, think about anything other than actual baseball in October. A 20-11 record through April caught fans’ attention before the Reds went under .500 in four of the last five months.
The Reds enter the offseason looking to rebound from a last place finish in the NL Central. They have deficiencies in virtually every of the roster but will certainly need to improve an offense that ranked at the bottom of the National League in scoring.
The Reds sent infielder Ivan Johnson outright to Triple-A Louisville, relays Charlie Goldsmith of Charlie’s Chalkboard. Cincinnati never officially designated Johnson for assignment but apparently placed him on waivers this week.
The 2026 MLB season did not go the way that the Cincinnati Reds had hoped it would. Several key players took a step back, causing Cincinnati to miss the postseason for the fifth time in seven seasons. One player that took a major step back was outfielder TJ Friedl.