The Cincinnati Reds officially revealed their Opening Day Pitching staff—and one decision immediately stands out. Hunter Greene is expected to miss the first half of the season.
Thursday night the Cincinnati Reds will send the best and brightest pieces of their farm system to Scottsdale to take on the best and brightest prospects from the system of the San Francisco Giants, the 2026 edition of the Spring Breakout Game.
The Cincinnati Reds pitching staff is going to be tested in a big way this season. They're going to be without their ace Hunter Greene for half the season after he underwent elbow surgery to remove bone spurs in his throwing arm.
The Cincinnati Reds were one of the better stories in baseball last season. Without a big payroll or a big market, they were able to beat out the New York Mets for a spot in the playoffs.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Reds are going to have one of the most scrappy outfields in baseball this season. Will they be more consistent? That's one of the many intriguing storylines heading into 2026.
One of the more interesting storylines going into Opening Day is that the Reds have a decision looming with Tyler Stephenson going into his final year of his contract.
Springtime sadness has hit the Cincinnati Reds, as starter Hunter Greene underwent arthroscopic surgery to remove bone chips and loose bodies from his elbow last Wednesday.
A few weeks ago, the Reds were dealt some crushing news that starting pitcher Hunter Greene would be shut down with pain in his elbow. After getting additional opinions, Greene underwent surgery to remove bone spurs from his pitching elbow.
CINCINNATI – Spring Breakout rosters have officially been revealed. There are four players I am keeping an eye on to be a legitimate part of the organization's future.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The knowns about the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff for next week’s Opening Day game against the Boston Red Sox are, for now, the following: Andrew Abbott
The Cincinnati Reds are beginning to cut their roster down ahead of Opening Day. On Tuesday, they made the decision that Connor Phillips and Will Benson would make the roster out of spring camp.
CINCINNATI -- The excitemnt for Opening Day is building. It's just eight days away. Today, the Reds announced major entertainment news that will make baseball's biggest holiday even bigger in the Queen City.
The Reds will open the season with six starters on the major league roster, manager Terry Francona announced (via Mark Sheldon of MLB.com). With Hunter Greene out until midseason, Cincinnati had three rotation locks: Opening Day starter Andrew Abbott, fellow lefty Nick Lodolo and veteran right-hander Brady Singer.
While I had Connor Phillips making the Opening Day bullpen for the Cincinnati Reds I know that there is some risk in his game. I want to take everything I know about Phillips and base it off of last year, but time spent as a baseball fan tells me that’s foolish.
MIAMI -- Eugenio Suarez's double in the top of the ninth drove in the tiebreaking run that led Venezuela to its first-ever World Baseball Classic championship with a 3-2 win over the United States on Tuesday night.
Venezuela took out Italy in the World Baseball Classic after a stunning victory. The team will now face the USA as they enter the finals for the first time in history.
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Matt McLain enters 2026 with renewed fantasy intrigue after a dominant spring hints that his post-surgery struggles may finally be behind him.
The Reds didn’t waste time slowing Chase Burns down this week, and the decision had nothing to do with results or competition. It was about protecting one of the most electric young arms in their system after a range‑of‑motion issue surfaced in his throwing arm.
Reds right-hander Chase Burns tossed just 24 pitches in his spring outing on Friday, a significant step back from the 68 he threw in his previous appearance.