The Pirates have gotten off to a difficult start in 2025. The club is 8-15 overall, leaving them in last place in the NL Central and six games back of the division-leading Cubs.
Spencer Steer has been dealing with a shoulder injury that has limited him to just hitting since the beginning of spring training. He has been on a throwing program and before Thursday's finale against the Seattle Mariners, Steer was going through an "intense" workout to see how his shoulder handles it.
With a 9-8 record, the Cincinnati Reds are off to a promising start with hopes to contend for the National League Central crown this summer. With a strong pitching staff and high-upside offense, it is hard not to be excited for what's to come.
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Spencer Steer feels weird as a designated hitter. He is eager to get out on the field to play defense. “I can’t wait to get out there and start playing a position,” Steer said.
The Cincinnati Reds offense made a type of history a baseball team never wants to make. By suffering three consecutive 1-0 losses, Cincinnati became the first team since the 1960 Philadelphia Phillies to lose three straight games by a score of 1-0.
Opening Day rosters have been finalized. However, there have been some late surprises. One comes from Cleveland, as the Guardians’ ace will miss his scheduled start on Opening Day due to an illness.
After dealing with a shoulder issue all spring, the Cincinnati Reds will put the versatile Spencer Steer on the Opening Day roster. The Reds open up the season on Thursday afternoon against the San Francisco Giants.
The Reds have a few notable moves on tap ahead of Opening Day, as reported by Mark Sheldon of MLB.com. Despite previous reports that infielder/outfielder Spencer Steer will start the season on the injured list due to a right shoulder injury, he actually will make the Opening Day roster but will be the designated hitter only.
A shoulder injury that plagued Cincinnati's Spencer Steer all of the 2024 season has him starting this season on the injured list, Reds manager Terry Francona said Saturday.
The IL placement doesn’t come as much of a surprise, given how little he has played this spring and how his shoulder problem also bothered him for much of the 2024 season.
The question of how the Reds will divide their playing time at third base has loomed large over camp.
Cincinnati Reds utility player Spencer Steer took a solid step forward in his injury recovery on Wednesday, taking swings in the batting cage. He had a cortisone shot on his right shoulder on March 1.
Spencer Steer, the Cincinnati Reds‘ projected starting left fielder for 2025, is one of the most intriguing players in the league. His versatility, plate discipline, and speed make him an interesting player to look out for in 2025.
Spencer Steer’s ongoing right shoulder problem has been one of the key storylines of the Reds’ spring camp, and manager Terry Francona had some positive
Reds outfielder Spencer Steer shared the latest on his shoulder injury during an interview with Jim Day on Monday night. He had a cortisone shot a few days ago, but still isn't throwing or hitting.
The possibility exists that the Cincinnati Reds could begin the regular season with Spencer Steer on the injured list. A year ago, that idea would be haunting, but now the Reds are ready to weather the storm.
The Reds are in the midst of a youth movement, with a number of key young players within their years of team control. Despite that reality, the only player they’ve managed to secure a long-term extension with who fits that description is right-hander Hunter Greene, who agreed to a six-year deal back in 2023.
Spencer Steer chose to receive a cortisone shot in his right shoulder after an evaluation from team doctors.
Spencer Steer isn’t satisfied with how the 2024 season ended—for himself or the Cincinnati Reds. The young slugger knows the team has more potential than they showed, and he's determined to be a key part of turning things around in 2025.
When analyzing the NL Central for the 2025 MLB season, your attention would immediately gravitate towards the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs as the favorites to win the division. Here's why it could be a different team making noise in the division.
The Toronto Blue Jays are in need of an outfielder that can hit and they might have a solution in Spencer Steer, who has been put on the trade block by the Cincinnati Reds.
Earlier this week, Cincinnati Reds utility player Spencer Steer made some fun team history, accomplishing something that hadn't been done in the organization since 2014.
Spencer Steer contributed to a pretty awesome coincidence during Friday’s game between the Reds and Dodgers.
The Cincinnati Reds had plenty of hype and buzz heading into the season. Elly De La Cruz and his walking highlight reel ability, Matt McLain rising up top second basemen list, to Jeimer Candelario inking a three-year deal.
Spencer Steer credited the Cincinnati Reds' ability to put the ball in play for their latest comeback win. Players such as Steer hitting the ball a long way also helps.
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.
The 2023 Major League Baseball season is heading into the home stretch. Who will take home the hardware as the National League's Rookie of the Year?
With hot-hitting middle infielder Matt McClain recently joining the major league squad, the Cincinnati Reds have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to infield prospects. Now the Reds will have to get creative to find positions in the lineup for everyone.
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