Next Game
Schedule
| Preseason | |
|---|---|
| @ |
Sat, Feb 21
3:05 pm
GDTV
|
| vs | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
| vs |
Now Playing
Share Video
Link copied!
-
1:35Reds, Pirates Continue To Make Pushes For Kyle Schwarber
-
8:27Top-12 Starting Pitchers for 2026!
-
1:23Dodgers Look To Finish Off Reds Tonight
-
0:31Biggest Reason Why The Dodgers Will Beat the Reds?
-
1:24MLB Playoff Power Rankings: Reds Dead Last Among Playoff Teams (No. 12)
-
1:30Reds Clinch Final NL Wild Card Spot Thanks to Mets Loss
-
1:05Panic or Don't Panic: NL Playoff Picture
-
0:56NL WILD CARD: Mets Comeback Gives Them 1 Game Lead In NL WC Over Reds, DBacks
-
0:37Matchup To Watch: Paul Skenes Vs. Hunter Greene
-
0:59NL WC Race Comes Down To Reds, Mets, Diamondbacks
-
9:43Projecting the First Round for 2026 Drafts!
-
0:22Highlights: Reds at Cardinals (9/16)
-
1:44Waiver Wire MUST ADDS! Sal Stewart Making Noise!
-
9:04Week 26 Preview: Schedule, Sleepers & Two-Start Pitchers
-
8:20Waiver Wire MUST ADDS! Austin Hays Picking Things Back Up!
-
1:15Highlights: Blue Jays at Reds (9/2)
-
10:09Waiver Wire MUST ADDS! Prospect Debuts & Promotions!
-
1:43Highlights: Blue Jays at Reds (9/1)
-
1:01Ohtani K's Season-High 9 As Dodgers Top Reds
-
1:00Braves-Reds Combine for 16 Runs in 1 Inning
This page may contain affiliate links. If you click and sign up, make a deposit, or place a wager, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
Top Reds News
-
Reds' Tyler Stephenson: Wins arbitration case
Stephenson will earn $6.8 million in 2026 after winning his arbitration hearing against the Reds, Gordon Wittenmyer of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
The two sides went to a hearing despite just a $250,000 difference in their submitted arbitration figures, and the three-person panel ultimately picked Stephenson's filing. Stephenson put up a .737 OPS with 13 home runs over 88 regular-season contests for the Reds this past season and will be their top catcher again in 2026. He is slated to reach free agency next offseason.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Emilio Pagan: Light use early
Pagan and teammate Tony Santillan will likely see less work in spring training games this year, especially early in the spring, Charlie Goldsmith of The Dayton Daily News reports. "We'll slow play them a little," pitching coach Derek Johnson said. "We need to give them a bit of time on the front end to build and maybe not be in games right away.
Pagan and Santillan were heavily used by the Reds last season, particularly down the stretch as the team tried to make the playoffs. The Reds did acquire Caleb Ferguson, Pierce Johnson and Brock Burke this offseason to help lighten the load on the two returning high-leverage arms.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Graham Ashcraft: Wins arbitration case
Ashcraft will earn $1.75 million in 2026 after winning his arbitration hearing against the Reds, Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports.
The three-person arbitration panel sided with Ashcraft rather than the Reds' $1.25 figure. Ashcraft had a solid 2025 campaign in his first year as a full-time reliever, posting a 3.99 ERA and 64:25 K:BB over 65.1 regular-season innings. He's slated for a middle-relief role again in 2026.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Rhett Lowder: Shows promise in AFL
Lowder's velocity returned to the 93-95 mph range during short outings in the Arizona Fall League last year, Keith Law of The Athletic reports.
Lowder missed all of the 2025 season initially with a forearm injury, which he rehabbed, before a strained oblique muscle kept him off the mound until the AFL. In addition to a velocity bounce-back, the right-hander showed a plus changeup and a sharper slider that missed bats. Lowder enters spring training healthy and will compete for a spot in the rotation.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Ben Rortvedt: DFA'd by Cincinnati
The Reds designated Rortvedt for assignment Tuesday.
Booting Rortvedt off the 40-man roster clears a spot for Eugenio Suarez, who was officially signed Tuesday. Rortvedt was a waiver claim by the Reds earlier this offseason and is now likely to be on the move again. The defensive-minded catcher is a career .190/.279/.270 hitter over parts of four big-league seasons.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Sal Stewart: Will split reps at first base/DH
Stewart is expected to split his time between designated hitter and corner infield following the Reds' signing of Eugenio Suarez, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports.
As long as he's healthy, Ke'Bryan Hayes is in line to be the team's everyday third baseman, which leaves Stewart and Suarez to share first base and DH duties. Bringing Suarez aboard does not preclude Stewart from getting everyday reps, but it does give him less margin for error. The rookie swatted five home runs in 18 regular-season contests down the stretch for Cincinnati while slashing .255/.293/.545. Stewart also sported a robust 52.5 percent hard-hit rate and 17.5 percent barrel rate during his cup of coffee.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Spencer Steer: Pegged for utility role
Steer is expected to play some in the outfield and serve in a super utility role following the Reds' signing of Eugenio Suarez, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports.
Suarez and Sal Stewart will soak up most of the at-bats between first base and designated hitter, and Ke'Bryan Hayes will occupy the hot corner. Steer's clearest path to playing time is in left field -- which was his primary position in 2024 -- though the 28-year-old is unlikely to settle in at one spot. He slashed an underwhelming .238/.312/.411 with 21 home runs across 146 regular-season contests in 2025, though Steer's numbers were held back by a dreadful .174/.248/.272 line in April when he played through a shoulder issue.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Elly De La Cruz: Gets protection in order
De La Cruz should benefit from Cincinnati signing free agent Eugenio Suarez, who is expected to bat cleanup behind De La Cruz, C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic reports.
The addition of Suarez's bat is expected to provide protection for De La Cruz, who started 148 games as the No. 3 hitter and led the team with 22 home runs in 2025. The Reds hadn't done much to address the need for power during the offseason until signing Suarez, a right-handed bat that belted 49 home runs in 2025 while with Arizona and Seattle. Despite playing in one of the league's friendlier hitting environments, Cincinnati ranked 21st in home runs and struggled offensively at times last season, and it lost two of its top offensive performers this offseason, Austin Hays and Gavin Lux.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Ke'Bryan Hayes: Role unchanged by FA signing
Hayes is expected to remain the starting third baseman despite the Reds' signing free agent Eugenio Suarez on Sunday, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports.
The organization reunited with Suarez, who played mostly third base for Cincinnati from 2015 to 2021 prior to being traded in March of 2022. Recognizing Hayes' value as a fielder -- he won a second Gold Glove at the hot corner in 2025 -- the Reds plan to deploy Suarez as the primary designated hitter while also giving him occasional starts at both corner infield spots.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Eugenio Suarez: Inks one-year deal with Cincinnati
Suarez and the Reds agreed to a one-year, $15 million contract Sunday that includes a $16 million mutual option for the 2027 season, pending a physical, Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports.
Suarez will reunite with the Reds, whom he spent seven seasons with from 2015 to 2021 before being traded to the Mariners in March of 2022. Passan relays that Suarez will likely see most of his at-bats as the Reds' designated hitter but should also get some reps at the corners. Suarez ended the 2025 season with the Mariners after being traded by the Diamondbacks in July. His .896 OPS with Arizona dipped noticeably to .683 with Seattle, and he ended the 2025 regular season having posted a .228/.298/.526 slash line with four steals, 91 runs, 49 home runs and 118 RBI over 657 plate appearances.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' JJ Bleday: Has option remaining
Bleday still has a minor-league option remaining, C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic reports.
Bleday was signed as a free agent this offseason, and the option gives the organization flexibility when finalizing its Opening Day roster. In publishing a first attempt at a roster projection, Rosecrans included the lefty-hitting outfielder on the active roster but did not pencil him into the projected starting lineup. Bleday, who can play all three outfield spots, is best suited and most likely to see time in left field. Will Benson, another lefty batter that has an option remaining, is slotted in left field against right-handers while Spencer Steer gets the nod against lefties. The Reds are hoping Bleday returns to his 2024 form, which saw him belt 20 home runs with a .761 OPS over 159 games for the Athletics.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Darren McCaughan: Nabs NRI deal from Reds
McCaughan signed a minor-league contract with the Reds on Wednesday, which includes an invitation to major-league spring training, Charlie Goldsmith of Fox 19 Now Cincinnati reports.
McCaughan allowed just one run in 5.1 innings during his three appearances with the Twins last season. He didn't have nearly the same level of success in the minors, however, turning in a 5.10 ERA and 1.49 WHIP across 97 frames with Triple-A St. Paul. Barring a significant turnaround, the 29-year-old righty will likely remain at Triple-A for the vast majority of 2026.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Davis Daniel: Inks minors deal with Cincy
Daniel signed a minor-league contract with the Reds on Thursday.
The right-hander spent the 2025 campaign with Atlanta, making three appearances (two starts) in the majors. Daniel surrendered six earned runs over 10 frames in those outings and also struggled at Triple-A Gwinnett with a 5.51 ERA over 96.1 innings.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Anthony Misiewicz: Gets NRI pact from Reds
The Reds signed Misiewicz to a minor-league contract Friday that includes an invitation to spring training.
Misiewicz made five appearances for the Twins this past season, yielding five runs with a 5:4 K:BB over 4.2 frames. The bulk of his year was spent at Triple-A St. Paul, where he held a 3.82 ERA and 30:11 K:BB across 33 innings. Misiewicz will compete for a bullpen job in Cincinnati, but the southpaw is likely ticketed for the Triple-A Louisville bullpen.
... See More ... See Less -
-
-
-
-
Reds' Sal Stewart: Focusing on first base
Stewart spent the winter getting into better shape, losing 20-plus pounds, and he's been working on his defense at first base, Charlie Goldsmith of The Dayton Daily News reports.
After the Reds traded for Ke'Bryan Hayes last year, Stewart had to learn first base on the fly. He'll enter this season more comfortable at the position, and presumably has the inside track to play there regularly in 2026. The Reds still have to find playing time for both Stewart and Spencer Steer, but they can be in the same lineup with one of them at DH and the other at first base.
... See More ... See Less -
Reds' Elly De La Cruz: Not playing in WBC
The Reds did not give De La Cruz permission to play in the World Baseball Classic, C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic reports.
De La Cruz wanted to represent the Dominican Republic, but Cincy has lingering concerns about a quad injury that appeared to limit him over the second half of the 2025 season. The shortstop, who still played all 162 regular-season games, experienced a second-half dip last year after a strong first half. Reds manager Terry Francona acknowledged the need to find ways to keep De La Cruz fresh in 2026, and the trade of Gavin Lux will allow starters to rotate through DH and get breaks from playing the field, per Rosencrans.
... See More ... See Less
Team Statistical Rankings
| Avg | R | HR | ERA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team |
.245 (17th) |
716 (14th) |
167 (21st) |
3.86 (11th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
|---|---|
| D. Myers CF Dane Myers CF | Knee |
| B. Williamson SP Brandon Williamson SP | Elbow |
| T. Callihan 2B Tyler Callihan 2B | Wrist |
| J. Aguiar P Julian Aguiar P | Elbow |
| Buy Tickets |
|---|