Three Cincinnati Reds prospects made ESPN.com's Top 100 prospect list that was released on Tuesday morning. Sal Stewart - No. 17 "Stewart was the 32nd pick in the 2022 draft out of a south Florida high school after being a notable prospect for almost his entire prep career," ESPN.com's Kiley McDaniel wrote.
Three Cincinnati Reds prospects made Keith Law's Top 100 Prospects list. Sal Stewart - No. 19 "Stewart hit at every level he played in the minors, never posting an OBP below .377 at any stop, and capping his rise with 10 homers in 38 games in Triple A before his call-up to the majors in September," Law wrote.
When at Redsfest last week, Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona revealed to Sal Stewart that he managed Michael Jordan in the minor leagues when Jordan was playing professional baseball.
CINCINNATI – MLB Pipeline has announced its top-100 rankings on Friday. Four Reds' prospects have made the list prior to the 2026 season. Sal Stewart, Alfredo Duno, Steele Hall, and Rhett Lowder have each made the top-100.
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.
Three Cincinnati Reds prospects were ranked in Baseball America's Top 100. Sal Stewart - No. 23 No surprise here. Stewart was named the organization's Minor League MVP in 2025.
MLB Pipeline is ranking their top prospects from each position heading into the 2026 season. Cincinnati Reds rookie Sal Stewart was ranked their top first base prospect in all of baseball.
With the Reds trading Gavin Lux to the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday night, it opened up a lot more playing time for Sal Stewart. At Redsfest on Friday afternoon, Terry Francona talked with the fans and spoke on how much they think of the young rookie.
Sal Stewart was the runaway winner of voting for the #1 prospect in the Cincinnati Reds system in this year’s CPR. Now, we get to find out which future star of the Reds you think is deserving of the next spot on this list!
The Cincinnati Reds’ farm system is one of the most talented in all of baseball. Some prospects had small stints in the big leagues in 2025, while some have an ETA of 2026, meaning the team will likely see tons of young faces.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
MLB.com analysts Jonathan Mayo, Jim Callis, and Sam Dykstra went through the entire league and picked a Rookie of the Year candidate from each team. For the Cincinnati Reds, the pick was a no-brainer: Sal Stewart.
Sal Stewart put together a season to remember in 2025. The 21-year-old began the season down in Double-A, with the Chattanooga Lookouts. In 80 games in Double-A, Stewart slashed .306/.377/.473 with 10 home runs, 19 doubles, and 44 RBIs.
With the Minor League season over, MLB.com writers Jim Callis, Sam Dykstra, and Jonathan Mayo went through each organization and picked each system's hitting and pitching prospects of the year.
After the Reds were knocked out of the postseason by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night, multiple players spoke to the media, but rookie Sal Stewart took the loss especially hard and blamed himself for the loss.
Mookie Betts produced four hits and three RBI and the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied for an 8-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday to advance to the National League Division Series.
Cincinnati Reds infielder Sal Stewart became the youngest player in franchise history to start a postseason game on Wednesday night. Stewart, 21, hasn't been in the lineup every day since being called up, but when he has, he has fit right in.
Cincinnati Reds rookie Sal Stewart blasted a laser of a single up the middle to drive in the first run of the game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday evening, and he later homered to add an insurance run to the ledger of the eventual 7-4 victory.
Three Cincinnati Reds Minor Leaguers were rewarded for their performance and named to the Southern League All-Star team in 2025. Sal Stewart, Hector Rodriguez and Trevor Kuncl.
With the Minor League Baseball season wrapping up, it is time for teams to announce award winners and All-Stars for each respective affiliate. To no surprise, Cincinnati Reds number-one prospect Sal Stewart is raking in the awards.
Cincinnati Reds outfielder left Saturday's game against the Cubs due to back spasms, according to Gordon Wittenmyer on The Enquirer. Spencer Steer moved from first base to left field, and Sal Stewart entered the game to play first base.
The Cincinnati Reds start a series against the Toronto Blue Jays today. The calendars have officially flipped to the final month of the 2025 season, and with that, rosters have also expanded.
It sounds like the Cincinnati Reds are going to give one of the most interesting propsects in baseball a shot at the big league level. Reds No. 1 prospect Sal Stewart has been tearing the cover off of the ball down with the Triple-A Louisville Bats and reportedly will be promoted by the Reds on Monday, per MLB.com's Mark Sheldon.
The Cincinnati Reds are in relatively unfamiliar territory – playing competitive baseball into late August. The last time they were in this position, just a few years back, they faltered down the stretch and missed the playoffs adding to the long list of disappointing season in recent history.
The Cincinnati Reds are on a mad chase for a Wild Card spot, currently just 1.5 games behind the sputtering New York Mets. They have not played their best baseball as of late, struggling heavily on offense, and have not been able to capitalize on the current collapse in Queens.