Will Benson’s four-year run with the Cincinnati Reds ended this week when the outfielder elected free agency, closing a chapter that began with a first-round pedigree and never quite settled into a steady major-league role.
The Cincinnati Reds are facing some tough decisions this offseason. There are some arbitration-eligible players who might not be worth tenuring a contract to.
The Reds announced that outfielder Will Benson has cleared waivers and accepted an outright assignment Triple-A Louisville. He had been designated for assignment last week when right-hander Hunter Greene came off the 60-day injured list.
There was some notable roster movement on the Fourth of July. The Cubs added another pitcher, as ex-Brewer Jake Woodford will now pitch for the team just down the I-41 in Wisconsin.
Hunter Greene is ready for his 2026 debut, as the Reds officially activated the right-hander from the 60-day injured list in advance of his planned start tonight against the Orioles. In corresponding moves, Cincinnati designated outfielder Will Benson for assignment and optioned right-hander Chase Petty to Triple-A.
The Cincinnati Reds activated two-time All-Star shortstop Elly De La Cruz from the 10-day injured list on Tuesday and optioned outfielder Will Benson to Triple-A Louisville.
March 26th is fast approaching. Now is the time for Cincinnati Reds players wishing to make the roster to really turn it on. The thing is, there are only a few spots up for grabs.
Opening Day is just 10 days away and the roster decisions are getting more and more difficult. One of the most competitive roster battles still unfolding is for the final two position-player spots.
The Cincinnati Reds went into the offseason with a clear need for a middle-of-the-order bat; a proven slugger to add power and experience to a team that has talent but also a less-certain ceiling.
In the Reds' 14-3 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday, outdielder Will Benson did something you rarely see in Major League Baseball. He hit his third home run of the spring, but it wasn't your ordinary home run.
The Reds lost 4-2 to the Guardians in Saturday afternoon's Spring Training opener at Goodyear Ballpark. Here are four things we took awar from Saturday's game: Burns made his 2026 Spring Training debut on Saturday afternoon and tossed two scoreless innings.
CINCINNATI – Will Benson is a very streaky hitter. When he gets hot, he can carry the team offensively. Manager Terry Francona shared his thoughts on Benson with Charlie Goldsmith and how he plans on utilizing him this season.
The Cincinnati Reds avoided arbitration and agreed to terms with Gavin Lux, TJ Friedl, and Will Benson, according to The Enquirer's Gordon Wittenmyer. Gavin Lux's deal is reportedly worth $5.525 million.
The Arizona Cardinals have officially decided not to activate Running Back Trey Benson from injured reserve, effectively ending his 2025 campaign before it could really get going again.
Will Benson had rare home run among his two hits to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory over the visiting Atlanta Braves in the opener of a three-game series Friday afternoon.
The Reds, like many other teams, are dealing with injuries that have caused them to move players around the minors and positions in the big leagues. Jake Fraley, who was eligible to come off the injured list on Saturday.
All offseason long, Reds fans begged the front office to do one thing: acquire an outfielder. While most had higher aspirations, the Reds’ solution was signing Austin Hays to a one-year deal.
The Cincinnati Reds are riding high as they prepare to open a three-game series against the Pirates in Pittsburgh on Monday night. The Reds have won four in a row and are coming off a three-game home sweep of the Cleveland Guardians.
Will Benson remained red-hot Sunday afternoon, when he homered twice to lead the host Cincinnati Reds to a 3-1 win over the Cleveland Guardians and a sweep of the three-game interleague series.
When Jack McKeon managed the Cincinnati Reds, his pet saying to his younger players was, ”When Mr. Opportunity knocks, you open the door and say, come on in.” Will Benson is making the most of his new opportunity.
The Cincinnati Reds have Optioned Will Benson to the Louisville Bats in Triple-A to start his season. The Reds made this decision ahead of their Cactus League game today against the Kansas City Royals.
Will Benson stands out on a baseball field. A 6-foot-5, lean 230, athletic specimen that you can tell has the tools to be a successful player. Those same tools and build are what led to him being drafted 14th overall by Cleveland in 2016.
After lacing a ball down the right-field line and racing around the bases, Reds fans were treated to a familiar sight on Friday afternoon—Will Benson’s helmet flying off as he rounded second and headed to third.
With the opening weekend officially in the books for all five National League East teams, let's look at three things we learned after the first official MLB weekend of 2024.
The Cincinnati Reds saw a monumental influx of talent last season. Will Benson was a big part of their resurgence. He established himself has a key piece of the roster. Can he be more than the best No.