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Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson has returned from the 10-day injured list just in time for a critical three-game series against the Mets. Stephenson, who had been out since August 20 with a fractured left thumb, proved his readiness by catching 101-mph fastballs from top prospect Chase Burns in a simulated game earlier this week. “That…
CINCINNATI — With a bullpen game on the horizon, the Reds added a fresh arm to the roster by selecting the contract of left-handed reliever **Reiver Sanmartin** from Triple-A Louisville. To make room, fellow lefty **Sam Moll** was optioned. Sanmartin, who last pitched in the majors on **May 7, 2023**, has been solid in Louisville…
The Cincinnati Reds may trail the NL Central-leading Chicago Cubs by seven games, but they remain firmly in the playoff mix. Currently just 1.5 games behind the final NL Wild Card spot, the Reds are staying competitive as they head toward the All-Star break. Encouraging injury news has surfaced, offering a potential boost to manager…
Terry Francona didn’t officially announce Stuart Fairchild as part of the Cincinnati Reds’ 2025 Opening Day roster, but he certainly hinted at it. Discussing the ongoing roster battle between Fairchild, Blake Dunn, and Jacob Hurtubise, Francona’s comments provided an interesting, albeit predictable, insight. “Fairchild, we’ve got him here to hit lefties, and you can’t always…
The Cincinnati Reds are gearing up for their first season under new manager. While this will be his debut season leading the team, Francona brings a wealth of experience from his time as both a player and a manager. A two-time World Series-winning skipper, Francona aims to make an impact in Cincinnati as he returns…
Terry Francona knows what it takes to win in the Major Leagues—his two World Series rings are proof of that. The Reds’ new manager is working to instill the same winning culture he built with the Red Sox into a young and talented Cincinnati team. “We’re young, but that will never be an excuse for…
The atmosphere at Reds spring training has noticeably changed. Unlike previous years, the loud music that once played during drills and batting practice has been silenced, allowing for a more focused and efficient practice environment. Players are spending less time standing around, and meetings have been minimized. They arrive, complete their work, and leave promptly.…