The Cincinnati Reds have some important decisions to make this offseason, and on Monday, they made two that shouldn't come as much of a surprise. The Reds elected not to extend qualifying offers to catcher Tyler Stephenson and starting pitcher Brady Singer, according to Charlie Clifford.
At the trade deadline this season, the Cincinnati Reds made a few trades, but they didn't make all of the big deals that everybody expected. Players like Spencer Steer, Tyler Stephenson, and Brady Singer were discussed as potential trade chips, but they weren't moved.
The Cincinnati Reds face a big decision at one of the most important positions on the diamond. Their starting catcher and longest-tenured player, Tyler Stephenson, will be an unrestricted free agent.
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The Cincinnati Reds' 2026 season can be summed up with one word: disappointing. After a postseason appearance in 2025, the expectations were for more than a playoff appearance this year.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
The Cincinnati Reds enter the offseason with several important decisions to make regarding their roster. They have several players who are entering the offseason as free agents.
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.
The Cincinnati Reds‘ season has come and gone, and we are once again focusing on next year’s roster at the beginning of October. This season was similar to years past, when the Reds lacked enough talent and depth to push for the playoffs.
The Cincinnati Reds go into the 2026 offseason with many, many, many questions. Questions about the roster, questions about the front office, and even questions about the ownership group.
It was a huge surprise on Monday when the Reds elected to hold onto most of their players, especially Tyler Stephenson and Brady Singer, who are both on expiring deals.
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As the Chicago White Sox have been active ahead of the trade deadline on Monday evening, the latest report signals the position that the team is going to focus on before the cut-off at 6 p.m.
As the New York Yankees made the trade for Washington Nationals’ infielder Luis Garcia Jr., one need that hasn’t been addressed yet has been obtaining a catcher ahead of Monday evening’s deadline.
As the Cincinnati Reds wrapped up a 10-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday afternoon, the usual clubhouse monitors that display the next day’s pitching matchups and schedule instead offered a simple message: “Enjoy your off day!” For many on the roster, however, the coming Monday off day carried far more weight than a chance to rest.
The Cincinnati Reds are in last place in the NL Central and are likely to be selling at the MLB Trade Deadline. One of the hotter commodities from the Reds is catcher Tyler Stephenson.
The Yankees are known to be looking for catching help and have checked in on Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Heyman also mentions Adley Rutschman of the Orioles and Hunter Goodman of the Rockies as backstops the Yanks have called about.
Tyler Stephenson left his fundamentals at home on Thursday. The Cincinnati Reds catcher Stephenson committed the dumbest blunder of the season during his team’s game against the Chicago Cubs.
Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson won his arbitration hearing against the team, reports Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer. He’ll earn the $6.8MM figure submitted by his reps at ACES rather than the $6.55MM figure submitted by the team.
The Cincinnati Reds placed catcher Tyler Stephenson on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday because of a fractured left thumb. The move is retroactive to Sunday.
The Reds announced today that catcher Tyler Stephenson has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a thumb fracture. In a corresponding move, the club has selected the contract of catcher Will Banfield from Triple-A.
The Cincinnati Reds are on the outside looking in when it comes to the National League playoff picture. Cincinnati sits one game behind the San Diego Padres in the race for the final wild-card berth.
Heading into the season, the Cincinnati Reds were counting on catcher Tyler Stephenson to carry a big load. But an oblique strain sustained in mid-March during spring training put him on the injured list.
Tyler Stephenson was a large part of the Cincinnati Reds offense last season as well as a key resource for the pitching staff. His spring training was interrupted after nine games with a strained left oblique.
Tyler Stephenson was once viewed as Cincinnati’s catcher of the future. A 10-year answer behind the plate and staple of the Reds next great teams. Fast forward only two years and people want him off the team, serving in a backup role, and traded at his lowest value.
Stephenson suffered a fractured clavicle last month, putting his season in doubt.
Tyler Stephenson does not have a timetable to return.
Before the setback, Stephenson was hitting .309 with five home runs and 31 RBI on the campaign.
Voit became public enemy No.1 on Tuesday night when he collided hard at home plate with Tyler Stephenson and left the Reds catcher with a concussion.
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