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Starting Pitching Was Supposed to Be the Redsâ Strength in 2026 Until It Wasnât (opens the original)
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The Cincinnati Redsâ 2026 plan was for their starting rotation to lead the way. Entering this season, they believed that on any given night the team had pitching capable of beating anyone. And they believed they had the depth to withstand a 162-game season grind and perform in the playoffs. The Reds were proved wrong, ultimately, as the rotation finished the season as a bottom-10 unit in MLB and the team finished at the bottom of the NL Central division. As incredible as Chase Burns was in his
Four Intriguing Names to Watch for the 2027 Reds (opens the original)
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The Cincinnati Reds’ roster has a number of holes at the moment as we finish out September and start looking ahead to next season. Sal Stewart, Elly De La Cruz, Spencer Steer, and JJ Bleday figure to be key cogs in the lineup, while Chase Burns, Andrew Abbott, Nick Lodolo, and Rhett Lowder will headline the rotation. But Tyler Stephenson, Eugenio Suárez, and Brady Singer will hit free agency on a Reds team that hasn’t been deep enough already this season. The 2027 Reds will need a catcher, a lea
Stewart Keeps Smashing Reds Franchise Records (opens the original)
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After one of the many big games from Sal Stewart in August, media members went over to his locker afterwards to interview him. His teammates started cheering and yelling, “Rookie of the Year!” Although they might be biased, he is in fact the no-doubt National League Rookie of the Year. It’s hard to even fathom where the Reds would be without his production—elite RBI totals, prodigious home run power, and a fantastic two-strike approach—this season. He’s the first rookie in franchise history with
Three Reds Players to Watch in the Final Weeks (opens the original)
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While the Cincinnati Reds entered this week seven games back in the National League Wild Card race, manager Terry Francona is playing to win. Instead of going all-in on giving young players more at-bats, calling up more prospects, and shifting the focus toward the future, he’s using his best lineups for a given day. In that mix on the current active big league roster, there are still several interesting young players and rookies who have a chance to earn bigger roles down the stretch this season
The Redsâ Trade Deadline Inactivity Was Par for the Course (opens the original)
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The Cincinnati Redsâ approach at the baseball trade deadline was as quiet as it could be, which stands out in a bold way when you pull up the NL Wild Card standings. The teams behind the Reds in the standings were all aggressive sellers. Two of the teams ahead of the Reds traded away impact players. And the Reds were stuck in the middle. The Reds traded Nathaniel Lowe to the Cleveland Guardians for a A-ball pitcher Alejando Rivera and replaced Lowe by calling up Héctor RodrÃguez from Triple-
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