Cincinnati Reds outfielder/first baseman Michael Toglia will undergo season-ending surgery on Tuesday, four days after injuring his right shoulder while making a diving catch.
Reds first baseman/outfielder Michael Toglia will undergo season-ending right shoulder surgery tomorrow, manager Terry Francona told reporters (link via Mark Sheldon of MLB.com).
How many of the 19 players to join the 30/30 club multiple times in their MLB careers can you name in five minutes?
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.
What initially looked like a major break for Michael Toglia and the Cincinnati Reds has taken an unfortunate turn. Toglia will undergo surgery on his dislocated right shoulder after all, according to Charlie Goldsmith.
Injuries continue to pile up for the Cincinnati Reds. Just two days after Spencer Steer announced he would miss the rest of the season, infielder/outfielder Michael Toglia was placed on the injured list with a right shoulder dislocation, retroactive to August 22.
The Reds announced Tuesday that they’ve selected the contract of first baseman/outfielder Michael Toglia from Triple-A Louisville and activated lefty Nick Lodolo from the 15-day injured list.
While the Cincinnati Reds crawl to the end of the 2026 MLB season, they still put a roster out on a consistent basis that makes the fanbase shake their head or want to bang their head against a wall.
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 Cincinnati Reds hold a 37-42 record following the conclusion of their home series against the Milwaukee Brewers. The club was swept at Great American Ball Park.
Michael Toglia and Ivan Johnson became the first pair of teammates to hit a home run from both sides of the plate in a single season in Louisville Bats' history on Wednesday.
The Colorado Rockies broke with a couple of key members of previous draft classes after new leadership took over in November. One of them landed a minor league deal with a National League rival on Saturday.
The Reds have added first baseman Michael Toglia on a minor league deal, according to his MLB transactions log. The 27-year-old was non-tendered by the Rockies in late November.
The Colorado Rockies are deep in hot stove season right now alongside other teams across the nation. However, there isn't a franchise that needs to make promising moves more than the Rockies.
In a lost year, September means that the Colorado Rockies will give players more chances. Rosters have expanded and the team is out of it, which means that players on the fringes and yonger guys will get more run in order for the Rockies to see if they have anything.
The Colorado Rockies are at the stage of their rebuild where they are looking for anyone who can make an impact on their roster going forward. That has
Last season, the Colorado Rockies seemed to have solved the revolving door at first base present since Hall of Famer Todd Helton's retirement. This season, that thought has gone completely out the window.
Since being recalled to the majors after spending nearly a month in Triple-A Albuquerque, Colorado Rockies first baseman and former UCLA Bruins standout Michael Toglia has been getting right back on track following a three-hit, two-RBI appearance against the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
After spending a few weeks in Triple-A Albuquerque, Colorado Rockies first baseman and former UCLA Bruin Michael Toglia is raking in his major league return.
He has hit just .194/.266/.349 with six home runs over 207 PA, with his walk rate dropping to only slightly above the league average.
Former UCLA infielder turned Colorado Rockies first baseman, Michael Toglia, has made the Colorado Rockies' opening roster, but has had some troubles as of late.
It's a shift in approach at the plate that Black is hoping to see more from Toglia and his teammates in 2025.
Those who followed the Colorado Rockies in 2024 noticed more than Brenton Doyle and Ezequiel Tovar as All-Stars on the rise. Ryan Feltner emerged a legitimate middle of the rotation starter.
The 2024 MLB season was one for UCLA alum Michael Toglia to remember. We got a glimpse of what this young slugger's future in Colorado could hold. Toglia played for UCLA Bruins from 2017 to 2019 and was a promising young star for head coaches at UCLA, but ran into some trouble in his first two seasons with the Rockies in Colorado.
With Shohei Ohtani having 57 stolen bases heading into Saturday night's game in Denver against the Colorado Rockies, the Japanese sensation looked to have taken another quick step toward reaching 60 stolen bases.
We weren't able to cash a home run prop on Monday night, but we're feeling much better about our chances on Tuesday night with MLB returning to a full slate of games.
Michael Toglia belted a three-run homer in the sixth inning and Ryan Feltner recorded his first win in nearly five months, lifting the visiting Colorado Rockies to a 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday.
The San Francisco Giants were on the wrong end of some bad luck Friday against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in Denver, Colo.
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