With the World Baseball Classic approaching, what better way to celebrate than to look at the current Cincinnati Reds roster and their roots? No matter the country or state they are from and where they played before the majors, they are now all working towards a common goal.
The Cincinnati Reds have a lot to be excited about this spring. Young stars like Chase Burns, Rhett Lowder, and Sal Stewart have the Cincinnati faithful chomping at the bit to get the season started.
Just over a month ago we learned that the Cincinnati Reds tried, and failed, to sign star shortstop Elly De La Cruz to a contract extension that would have made him “the highest paid Red ever.” We don’t know if that meant by season.
The Reds played their first Spring Training game on Saturday, which means the season is one day closer to starting. On Saturday night, MLB insider and former General Manager Steve Phillips said the FanGraphs and PECOTA projections may be underestimating the Reds, and he believes they have a legitimate chance to win the National League Central.
Coming into camp, Reds pitchers Chase Burns, Rhett Lowder, and Brandon Williamson are all fighting for the fifth starter spot. Burns and Lowder both tossed two innings in Saturday's Spring Training opener against the Cleveland Guardians.
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.
Chase Burns got the start in Saturday afternoon’s contest between the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians in the two teams’ combined complex in Goodyear, Arizona, and in doing so officially began their Cactus League campaign.
The Cincinnati Reds may have one of the best utility men in the league in Spencer Steer. When Steer was brought over to the Reds, he had played a lot of shortstop, but with Elly De La Cruz manning that spot since his debut in 2023, Steer has been forced to move around.
The Reds lost 4-2 to the Guardians in Saturday afternoon's Spring Training opener at Goodyear Ballpark. Here are four things we took awar from Saturday's game: Burns made his 2026 Spring Training debut on Saturday afternoon and tossed two scoreless innings.
There are very few young pitchers in Major League Baseball with as much buzz surrounding them this spring than Cincinnati Reds righty Chase Burns. Burns burst on the scene last season with flashes of dominance.
On Friday, we had the opportunity to sit down and talk with the Reds' 2025 second-round draft pick, Aaron Watson. Sign Up For Our DAILY Newsletter for More Free Coverage of the Cincinnati Reds Delivered to YOU Directly Watson is a right-handed pitcher out of Trinity Christian Academy.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Cincinnati Reds are back… And playing spring training games that don’t actually count, but it’s baseball! The first lineup is out and it’s a doozy.
The Cincinnati Reds kick off Spring Training on Saturday afternoon with a showdown against the Cleveland Guardians. Here are the pitchers we can expect to see on Saturday. Burns will get the start for the Reds.
I don't know about you, but I feel optimistic about this Reds team going into 2026. About a month ago, I'm not sure I felt that way. But then I went to Reds Fest, and I heard the confidence the players spoke with.
The Cincinnati Reds have announced their 2026 concert series at Great American Ball Park. Wednesday, July 8: Jon Pardi Jon Pardi is a country music singer with four Top 5 albums to his name.
CINCINNATI -- Forget that the Reds haven't won a Postseason game since 2012. Or that they haven't won a Postseason series since 1995. The Reds have not won a World Series since 1990.
The Cincinnati Reds have a lot to be excited about this spring. They're coming off their best full season in a long time, but the coaching staff and players don't seem content with making the postseason.
CINCINNATI – Major League Baseball is implementing the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) rule for the 2026 season. The Reds may be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this new rule.
After a phenomenal season in 2023 with High-A Dayton and Double-A Chattanooga, Reds prospect Chase Petty has struggled over the last two seasons. He pitched in 26 games with Triple-A Louisville last season and three games with the Res.
Spencer Steer has become an absolute fan favorite with the Cincinnati Reds. Since being acquired in the Tyler Mahle trade in 2022, he has been a solid contributor for the ballclub.
With the Cincinnati Reds preparing in spring training for the upcoming 2026 season, there is some hype building for the team, especially regarding their starting pitching rotation.
Hunter Greene delivered an outstanding 2025 campaign for the Cincinnati Reds to drive his team into the postseason. Naturally, the 26-year-old flamethrower became the subject of trade speculation during the winter after his dominant season.
Heading into the 2026 Major League Baseball season, the Cincinnati Reds are one of the more intriguing teams in the National League. The squad is coming off a playoff berth in 2025 and is one of the league’s youngest teams with its current roster construction.
There has been some buzz that Hunter Greene wants out of the Cincinnati Reds throughout the 2026 offseason. However, Greene has seemingly denied that to be the case.
If you followed the Cincinnati Reds in 2025, you know that the rotation is what drove them into the playoffs. Hunter Greene continued to cement himself as an ace, Nick Lodolo had his most complete season, Andrew Abbott continued to beat the expected stats, and Brady Singer was steady.