The Cincinnati Reds' strategy at the 2026 trade deadline was puzzling. There is no way around it. Possibly the most surprising decision of them all was to keep catcher Tyler Stephenson, despite him being a free agent after the season.
The Cincinnati Reds have a big decision to make about Tyler Stephenson this offseason, and Nick Krall’s latest comments suggest bringing him back is not encouraging.
The Cincinnati Reds have a big decision to make on Tyler Stephenson this offseason, and Nick Krall’s latest comments suggest bringing him back is far from a sure thing.
MLB has been awarding the American League Championship Series MVP Award since the 1980 season. How many of the winners in that time can you name in six minutes?
The Cincinnati Reds need more from their pitching staff in 2027, and Nick Krall’s comments point to a simple focus: throwing more strikes. According to MLB.com’s Mark Sheldon, the Reds went from 12th in baseball with a 3.86 team ERA in 2025 to 28th with a 4.83 ERA in 2026.
The 2026 MLB season was full of great performances, breakout stars, and incredible feats. These are the 25 things we learned along the way.
The Cincinnati Reds had a disappointing 2026 season. After reaching the postseason for the first time in a 162-game season in 12 years in 2025, they were only able to win 75 games and finished in last place in the National League Central, failing to reach the postseason.
Bringing back most of the same offensive coaching staff after the season the Cincinnati Reds just had is a bold choice. That does not mean a coaching change would have fixed everything.
I like to think I am fair when it comes to the Reds. I give them credit when they deserve it, and I’m willing to be critical when it’s warranted. That’s why I give Phil Castellini credit for showing up to the Reds’ end-of-year media availability alongside Nick Krall and Brad Meador.
The Cincinnati Reds are on the sideline once again in October. A season removed from stumbling into a postseason berth, the Reds would not be struck by lightning twice.
The Cincinnati Reds' 2026 season came to a disappointing close this past Sunday. A season that began with a lot of promise was basically cooked before the MLB All-Star Game.
The Reds enter the offseason looking to rebound from a last place finish in the NL Central. They have deficiencies in virtually every of the roster but will certainly need to improve an offense that ranked at the bottom of the National League in scoring.
The 2026 MLB season was historic in many ways. These 25 records were broken during the season.
After Noelvi Marte changed positions from third base to right field in the middle of the 2025 season, it was starting to look like he was their right fielder of the future.
On Thursday morning, Phil Castellini, Nick Krall, and Brad Meador all met with the media to discuss the 2026 season. Castellini rarely appears at these press conferences, but he acknowledged that the organization fell short of expectations this season.
The Cincinnati Reds parted ways with longtime pitching coach Derek Johnson on Thursday. Johnson, 55, took a personal leave of absence in June and did not return to the team.
The Cincinnati Reds will have a new pitching coach next season. Reds President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall confirmed that Derek Johnson will not return after taking a personal leave of absence in June.
Nick Krall is officially coming back, and the Cincinnati Reds’ ownership group is once again asking fans to trust that better results are coming. In a statement to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, Bob and Phil Castellini confirmed that Nick Krall and Brad Meador will continue leading the team’s baseball operations.
Cincinnati Reds' president of baseball operations Nick Krall has raised some eyebrows across the fanbase and around the league with his recent rumor stating that the team is keeping its current front office intact.
It’s been a dismal season for the Reds, but it doesn’t sound as though fans should brace for sweeping changes in the front office or the dugout. President
The Cincinnati Reds desperately need a spark for the future of their franchise. They've had a talented young core of players for a few years, but it seems like that group of players has reached its peak.
The Cincinnati Reds had a brutal trade deadline at the beginning of the month. After an insider's report, it got worse. Baseball insider Robert Murray went on the Just Baseball Podcast and confirmed every Reds fan's worst feelings when it comes to this front office during the trade deadline.
The Cincinnati Reds made Elly De La Cruz an unprecedented offer this week, but it was not enough to get him to sign on the dotted line.
Elly De La Cruz did not look like himself down the stretch of the season, and now we have a better idea of why that was the case. Cincinnati Reds president of baseball operations Nick Krall appeared this week on “Reds Hot Stove League” and made a concerning revelation about the Reds star shortstop De La Cruz.
Will the Cincinnati Reds trade Greene this offseason if a tantalizing return package was offered?
The Cincinnati Reds enter the offseason likely to seek bullpen help and multiple upgrades within the lineup, but they won’t have an especially lofty budget for achieving those goals.
The Reds have added $11M to their payroll within the past two days. They signed outfielder Austin Hays to a one-year deal with a mutual option and assumed $6M of the $12M remaining on Taylor Rogers’ contract.
The return of Nick Martinez and the acquisition of Brady Singer have solidified the Reds’ rotation, and now, the club is looking to upgrade the offense.
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