The Cincinnati Reds have officially selected the contract of Carlos Jorge from Triple-A Louisville, giving the 22-year-old outfielder his first opportunity in the major leagues. The promotion caps one of the more impressive turnarounds in Cincinnati’s farm system this season. After entering 2026 with considerably less prospect momentum than he once carried, Jorge rebuilt his stock with a strong year across Double-A Chattanooga and Triple-A Louisville and now gets a chance to

As Sal Stewart continues to make his case in the 2026 National League Rookie of the Year race, the Reds could already have another intriguing rookie candidate waiting in the wings for 2027. Héctor Rodríguez has made an immediate impression since arriving in Cincinnati, but his late-season promotion has also created an interesting roster-management question: can the Reds continue giving Rodríguez meaningful major-league experience without exhausting his rookie eligibility for

The Cincinnati Reds appear ready to turn the page on two players who have played significant roles in the franchise’s recent history. Late Wednesday night, reports surfaced that Cincinnati had placed Eugenio Suárez and TJ Friedl on waivers, giving the other 29 clubs an opportunity to claim either player as the Reds enter the final month of a disappointing 2026 season. The distinction is important: neither player has officially been designated for assignment, and both remain m

The Cincinnati Reds added another arm to their pitching staff Wednesday, acquiring right-handed reliever Kyle Nicolas from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for versatile infielder/outfielder Tyler Callihan. The move represents a depth-oriented swap between National League Central rivals, with Cincinnati targeting bullpen help while Pittsburgh adds a bat who had been blocked on the Reds’ roster. For Cincinnati, the trade continues a pattern of building pitching depth whereve

The Reds made their first wave of spring roster reductions Monday morning, trimming six players from major league camp and bringing the total down to 51. While none of the moves were shocking, the timing — and one notable name — tells us a little more about how the final bench could be shaping up. Cincinnati reassigned Connor Burns, Michael Chavis, Cam Collier, Carson Spiers, Michael Toglia, and Joel Valdez to minor league camp. For the most part, this group fits the “as expe

A day removed from the initial wave of nostalgia, the Reds’ reunion with Eugenio Suárez is now ready to be evaluated on its merits rather than its memories. The club agreed to bring back the veteran slugger on a one-year, $15 million contract for the 2026 season, a figure that reflects both Cincinnati’s desire for impact and its caution in a thin free-agent market. The deal also includes a mutual option for the 2027 season worth $16 million, giving both sides the chance to ex

Former Rangers outfielder, Bubba Thompson, has been claimed once again by the Cincinnati Reds. After being designated for an assignment...

Friday night, the Reds and Jonathan India agreed to a two-year deal worth $8.8 million. This was the last player on the Reds eligible for arbitration with Antone, Fraley, Sims, Stephenson, and Young already coming to agreements. During 2024, India will earn $3.8 million, followed by $5 million in 2025. Built into the deal, escalators can help India to earn up to an additional 2.05 million based on the number of games he starts and total plate appearances in 2025 (first report

After a year of new arrivals, overperformers, and exceeded expectations, the Reds approached the 2023 offseason with a methodical yet aggressive strategy. Five new major league players were added to the teams' young core. In this article, we will take a look at what Cincinnati has done to continue to elevate the roster in hopes of taking the team to its first postseason since 2020. Biggest Needs this Offseason Going into this offseason, there were three glaring needs for the