The Cincinnati Reds made one final move before the MLB trade deadline expired Monday, continuing what proved to be a surprisingly quiet day for the organization.
If you haven't heard, the Cincinnati Reds had a brutal trade deadline. Instead of moving away from expiring contracts and taking a new direction, Nick Krall and staff decided it was best to stay afloat.
Coming off of an extremely disappointing trade deadline, the Cincinnati Reds make their first exciting move in months, calling up their #3 rated prospect, Hector Rodriguez, while also bringing Chase Petty back to the big league club.
Cincinnati Reds top prospect Sal Stewart got to spend part of his day at Bengals training camp on Tuesday, and he wasn't shy about sharing his excitement for one of the NFL's biggest stars.
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The MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and while many believed the Cincinnati Reds would be busy on Monday, the team was involved in a few deals. Slugger Nathaniel Lowe was traded to the Cleveland Guardians right around the 6:00 pm ET.
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There are a select few of you who have maintained interest in the workings of the Cincinnati Reds despite their poor performance on the field and stuck around all the way until 6:00 PM ET tonight to see what they did at the trade deadline.
The Reds will recall outfield prospect Héctor Rodríguez for his MLB debut before Tuesday’s opener with the A’s. President of baseball operations Nick Krall announced the move this evening (relayed by C.
The Cincinnati Reds are promoting their third-ranked prospect Hector Rodriguez on Tuesday. Reds' President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall made the announcement
While many Reds fans have never fully trusted Nick Krall, the front office's approach to this year's trade deadline may have been the final straw. The Reds are five games under .500 and currently in last place in the National League Central.
The Cleveland Guardians continued to bolster the roster with a trade just before the deadline.
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Many expected the Cincinnati Reds to be very busy as the MLB trade deadline approached on Monday evening. While the team made a few moves, it wasn't the deadline that some fans were hoping for.
The Guardians have acquired first baseman Nathaniel Lowe from the Reds, according to announcements from both clubs. Pitching prospect Alejandro Rivera is heading to the Reds.
As of 2 pm on Monday, the Reds have yet to make a trade, which is very surprising. Earlier on Monday, a report surfaced that mentioned the Reds could be leaning towards keeping Brady Singer and offering him a Qualifying Deal in the offseason.
Just days after Brady Singer appeared to be one of the Reds' most likely trade candidates, the organization's plans may have taken a dramatic turn. According
Stewart tied a franchise legend and inched closer to a franchise record on Sunday.
Sal Stewart continued his rise up Cincinnati's all-time rookie leaderboard and ace Chase Burns allowed just one run and two hits over six innings as the Reds beat the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates 10-2 on Sunday.
At least one team is aiming very high ahead of the MLB trade deadline by trying to pry Elly De La Cruz away from the Cincinnati Reds. The Boston Red Sox made an offer to the Reds for De La Cruz, according to Sean McAdam of MassLive.
The Boston Red Sox are looking to add before Monday’s trade deadline, and they aren’t being shy about it.
The Cincinnati Reds have long viewed Elly De La Cruz as a foundational piece of their future, but trade speculation has swirled around the two-time All-Star for quite some time now.
The Boston Red Sox have explored a blockbuster trade for Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz, but the two clubs have not made meaningful progress toward an agreement.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches on Monday, the Cincinnati Reds find themselves at a crossroads with one of their most talented and polarizing assets.
Nathaniel Lowe's fielder's choice scored Sal Stewart in the eighth inning to lift the host Cincinnati Reds to an 8-7 comeback victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night.
The 2026 season hasn’t played out the way the Cincinnati Reds had hoped. Making the playoffs as a wild card last year, the expectation was to build off that momentum and make a push to win the NL Central.
Reds outfielder Blake Dunn is done for the year. Manager Terry Francona tells Mark Sheldon of MLB.com that Dunn will undergo elbow surgery on Monday. The full details of the procedure won’t be known until it happens but Dunn won’t come back this year.
Brady Singer's Turnaround Was Never About His Four-Seam. Here's What Actually Changed. Brady Singer has been one of the better stories in Cincinnati's rotation since June, and if you've seen a version of this story crediting his four-seam fastball, throw it out.
The Reds are drawing substantial interest in right-hander Hunter Greene, per reports from Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com and Buster Olney of ESPN.
As the Major League Baseball trade deadline draws closer, the rumors continue to intensify. More surprising names are beginning to emerge, and the latest is Cincinnati Reds ace Hunter Greene.
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