The Cincinnati Reds are going into one of their most important, and possibly their most difficult offseasons since 2021. They have a significant amount of salary tied to Ke'Bryan Hayes, along with the potential of picking up Eugenio Suarez's option and a potential $23 million qualifying offer for Brady Singer.
The Cincinnati Reds have been through quite a down year this season. They went to the postseason last year in a miraculous run down the stretch, but they didn't find the same luck this season.
The Cincinnati Reds don't have a lot of money to spend each offseason, as they're one of the smaller markets in the league, but when they do spend money, they always seem to do it in the wrong places.
How many of the active MLB players to reach 100 hits in at least eight different seasons can you name in five minutes?
When the Reds first placed Ke'Bryan Hayes on the injured list back on August 28, the Reds' original plan was to give the Reds' former number two-ranked prospect Edwin Arroyo more playing time at third base to give him more opportunities at the big-league level.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Reds placed struggling third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes on the 10-day injured list Friday due to a left groin strain. The move is retroactive to Thursday.
The Cincinnati Reds reinstated third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes from the 10-day injured list on Friday. Reds infielder/outfielder Matt McLain was placed on the IL with a left calf strain, retroactive to Wednesday.
The Cincinnati Reds revealed an injury update regarding third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes. Hayes has been on the 10-day injured list for Cincinnati since May 22 with a lumbar bulging disc.
The Cincinnati Reds received encouraging injury news Friday, assigning third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes to High-A Dayton for a rehab assignment ahead of their series opener against the Baltimore Orioles. The move represents an important step toward Hayes' return after he had been sidelined for more than a month with a back injury.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
The Reds won two out of three versus the Houston Astros over the weekend, but their offense has struggled the majority of the season. In Sunday's 5-0 win over Houston, Reds broadcaster Barry Larkin questioned the decision to continue to play third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes.
Name this player: Average exit velocity: 91.8 mph. Hard-hit rate of 42 percent. Barrel rate of 13.2 percent. His wOBA (weighted on-base percentage) is .315.
The Cincinnati Reds made a bit of a head-scratching trade for third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes last season. They had prospect Sal Stewart coming up, seemingly to take the job at third base.
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes didn't get off to a good start this year, going 1-for-12 in March. He picked up two hits early in April to bring his batting average to .130, which isn't great, but it was still very early in the season.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates need a third baseman next season and are looking at free agency for that addition. After Ke'Bryan Hayes held down the position for the vast majority of the decade, the Pirates traded him to the Cincinnati Reds ahead of the deadline, moving on from a former franchise cornerstone.
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes won the National League Gold Glove Award at third base for the second time in his career on Sunday night. Hayes came over to the Reds ahead of Major League Baseball's trade deadline.
Cincinnati Reds infielder Ke'Bryan Hayes was named the Fielding Bible Award winner at third base. "The Fielding Bible Awards pick just one player at each
The quantity and pace of the deals left many MLB fans feeling a rush of excitement. However, now that the dust has settled, several key questions remain.
The Cincinnati Reds have continued to be busy ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have found a taker for a former top prospect who hasn't lived up to expectations.
The Chicago Cubs continue to explore options for help at third base amid uncertainty surrounding Matt Shaw. The rookie is 4-for-32 at-bat in July, with three of those hits coming against the Boston Red Sox this weekend after the All-Star break.
He remains one of the sport’s best defenders at any position, as he is again posting fantastic numbers (+13 Outs Above Average, +11 Defensive Runs Saved) over 710 1/3 innings at the hot corner.
The Chicago Cubs are in the market for more than a starting pitcher before the trade deadline on July 31.
In a division full of rising talent, the National League Central is proving to be tougher than most expected. With the struggles of the preseason favorite St. Louis Cardinals, the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs have both exceeded expectations as they continue to chase down the Milwaukee Brewers for the Central crown in 2023.
Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes was on the receiving end of one of the worst calls of the season on Sunday.
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes responded to a report Wednesday that he was unhappy being a member of the franchise.
Hayes wasn't wearing his glove, and he used the other hand to grab some sunflower seeds from his back pocket.
Hayes is expected to be a team up with All-Star outfielder Bryan Reynolds in the middle of the Pittsburgh lineup this spring, though Reynolds has been rumored to be on the trade block.
Hayes is still learning the ropes, but he'll have to be better if the Pirates hope to climb out of the hole they're in. Pittsburgh is last in the NL Central with a 23-36 record following a Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Dodgers.
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