The Cincinnati Reds welcomed Dane Myers back from the injured list on Friday, activating the outfielder ahead of their series opener against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field.
With the Cincinnati Reds currently owning a 43-52 record and over 15 games out of the National League Central, it certainly feels like they'll be heavy sellers at the trade deadline.
With the MLB trade deadline just weeks away, speculation continues to build around which players the Cincinnati Reds could move if they decide to sell.
Three top-20 picks in the 2026 MLB Draft have reportedly signed with their respective organizations for at least $5 million. High school outfielder Trevor
When it comes to playoff contention, the Cincinnati Reds are on the outside looking in entering the second half of the season. But as they begin their series against the Colorado Rockies, Cincinnati’s lineup will be getting a boost.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
The Cincinnati Reds are getting another key player back from the injured list on Friday. The team announced that they have activated outfielder Dane Myers from the 10-day IL and have optioned utility man Ivan Johnson to Triple-A as the corresponding move.
There is no other way to say it. The first half was an absolute disaster for the Cincinnati Reds. They head into the second half of the season with a record of 43-52 and are already 15 1/2 games back in the National League Central.
The Cincinnati Reds will begin the second half of their 2026 season as they travel out west to take on the Colorado Rockies in a three-game series. A bad series against the lowly Rockies may be the last straw for many in the fan base.
While the rest of the baseball world was enjoying a quiet off day post-All-Star Game, the Cincinnati Reds and Chase Burns were signing an extension that will keep him in Cincinnati through the 2033 season.
The Cincinnati Reds' long-shot bid to remain in the National League wild-card race resumes on Friday, when they begin a critical 10-day, nine-game trip with a matchup against the Colorado Rockies.
It did not take long for the Cincinnati Reds to come to terms with their 1st round pick from last weekend’s MLB Draft. Justin Lebron, a shortstop out of the University of Alabama, fell to the Reds at pick #18, and Cincinnati was ecstatic that the college player with perhaps the single most upside in the entire draft fell right into their laps.
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The MLB All-Star festivities have come to a close, and now the Cincinnati Reds can put all their focus on attempting to save what has been a nightmare season.
The Cincinnati Reds have released their 2027 regular-season schedule, although it's worth noting that changes remain possible because of ongoing collective bargaining negotiations between Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association.
There are no dramatic last-round comebacks to script here. No miraculous second-half surge to manufacture. The Cincinnati Reds are 43-52, sitting 15.5 games back of the NL Central-leading Brewers and eight games out of a Wild Card spot, and the math simply doesn’t add up to a buyer’s mentality.
The Cincinnati Reds entered the MLB All-Star Break as a team that could use a break. With high expectations coming into the season, the Reds see the path to the top of the National League Central as impossible, and a Wild Card spot is also a stretch.
The Cincinnati Reds signed star right-hander Chase Burns to a seven-year, $105 million contract extension, several outlets reported Thursday. Burns, 23, received the largest guarantee of any pitcher in MLB history with less than four years of service time, according to MLB Network and The Athletic.
The Cincinnati Reds are locking down a breakout star with a new $100 million contract. The Reds are signing pitcher Chase Burns to a 7-year, $105 million deal.
In keeping with the recent trend of teams locking up young stars with new long term deals, the Cincinnati Reds have awarded right-hander Chase Burns with a historic contract.
When the Cincinnati Reds acquired Brady Singer ahead of the 2025 season, their hope was that he would be a guy who took the ball every fifth day and gave the club a shot to win.
After jumping out to a hot start, the Cincinnati Reds have cratered to a 23-41 record since May 1 and won only three of their past 12 series going into the All-Star break.
It was a complicated first half for the Reds, who started 20-12 and were tied atop the NL Central as of May 1. However, pitching woes, coupled with an inconsistent offense, forced the Reds from the top of the division to the bottom within two months.
Sal Stewart made his position clear on one of baseball's biggest off-field issues during All-Star festivities in Philadelphia. The Cincinnati Reds rookie said he opposes Major League Baseball's proposed salary cap as labor discussions continue ahead of the expiration of the current collective bargaining agreement.
The Reds have gotten trade calls on utilityman Spencer Steer, reports Bob Nightengale of USA Today. Cincinnati has fallen nine games under .500 after a strong start and are eight games back in the Wild Card picture.
The Cincinnati Reds placed starting pitcher Nick Lodolo on the 15-day injured list on Sunday because of a blister on his left index finger. In a corresponding move, the Reds recalled rookie right-hander Chase Petty from Triple-A Louisville.
Nick Lodolo's return to the injured list has prompted another rotation change for the Cincinnati Reds, with manager Terry Francona confirming Rhett Lowder will take his place after the All-Star break.
The Samsung Lions of the KBO League in South Korea announced that they have signed right-hander Chris Paddack. Ilyo Shinmun (Korean link) reported the transaction prior to the official announcement.
With every big game improving Sal Stewart's chances at being named the National League Rookie of the Year, the Cincinnati Reds' first-year sensation hit two massive home runs on Wednesday night. Stewart went yard twice as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 11-5.
The Reds announced that outfielder Will Benson has cleared waivers and accepted an outright assignment Triple-A Louisville. He had been designated for assignment last week when right-hander Hunter Greene came off the 60-day injured list.