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'Who we can be': Tito aiming to help Reds 'punch back'
PHILADELPHIA -- As Terry Francona settled into bed late Sunday night, his mind was racing.
The Reds had just dropped two of three in Cleveland, part of a 4-12 May swoon that included 10 losses in 11 road games. As the veteran manager watched the clock tick from 1 to 2
This top INF prospect could be knocking down the door for a callup
CLEVELAND -- As parts of the Reds’ lineup continue to struggle past the quarter-point of the season, it's hard not to notice that one of Triple-A's hottest hitters -- infielder Edwin Arroyo -- is making a push for his first big league promotion.
Predicting this season’s All-MLB Team
This far into the 2026 MLB season, we’ve seen all sorts of standout performances from a variety of players, from established stars to inexperienced prospects to surprise performers.
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As struggles persist, Reds must recapture early success
CLEVELAND -- Remember when the Reds ended April on top of the National League Central as they owned the second-best record in baseball? While that may feel like a distant memory, it really did happen.
Over the past 2 1/2 weeks of May, much of that success has been undone. A
Latest Reds injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the season with all the latest Reds injury news and transactions.
Trevino lands on IL following exit from Saturday's game
CLEVELAND -- The Reds placed catcher Jose Trevino on the 10-day injured list Sunday even before the club determined the extent of a left hamstring injury.
Trevino is scheduled to return to Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon and undergo an MRI on Monday. He was injured Saturday trying to run
Paddack fills need for banged-up Reds rotation with first start
CLEVELAND -- Thought to have one of baseball's deeper rotations heading into 2026, the Reds were already tapped out in-house of available starting pitchers who could make a start.
Enter free agent Chris Paddack, who was signed on Wednesday. Heading into his outing vs. the Guardians, Paddack hadn't pitched
After scorching start, Stewart weathering first career slump
CLEVELAND -- Sal Stewart remained confident that the first prolonged hitting slump of his big league career will eventually end, but the Reds' rookie first baseman certainly isn't enjoying it. That was crystal clear during Friday's 7-6 win over the Guardians.
McLain's extraordinary efforts smooth over Reds' messy finish
CLEVELAND -- Maybe it was the Tito speedo (or maybe not) that caused the Reds to win again on Friday. But, what definitely helped was Matt McLain's spectacular diving stop that saved the club's night when the second baseman secured the final out to hang on to a
Geno (oblique) progressing, cleared for pregame on-field work
CLEVELAND -- The latest MRI exam on Reds slugger Eugenio Suárez's left oblique, taken on Thursday, showed the results he and the club wanted to see.
“It showed really good healing and I think they felt like he hasn’t had any [symptoms], so they’re trying to turn him loose a little
Tito speedo so nice, Napoli wears it twice ... and counting?
CLEVELAND -- Typical of baseball superstition, Reds assistant bench coach Mike Napoli understood he had little choice. Napoli knew that his wearing of the “Tito speedo” was going to require a sequel effort.
What started as a gag gift to manager Terry Francona from catcher Tyler Stephenson earlier this
Here's how Bleday has gone from DFA'd to one of MLB's best hitters
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Arroyo, hitting .479 this month, slugs 9th homer for Triple-A Louisville
Edwin Arroyo has been through some ups and downs as a prospect. However, the 2026 season and the month of May have been extremely high highs.
Arroyo went 2-for-3 on Thursday with a home run and a walk for Triple-A Louisville, aiding a 4-2 win over Indianapolis at <a
The Reds' Triple-A affiliate put on 'Nothing Night' -- and it was everything
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The key to waking up the Reds? Breaking out the Tito speedo
CINCINNATI -- Terry Francona had a good feeling his Reds were about to break out in Thursday’s game at Great American Ball Park.
Yes, he had arguably his best starting pitcher taking the mound. Yes, they were due after two losses to the Nationals, especially a gut-punching 8-7, 10-inning
Reds let early lead slip, strand key runners in wacky 10-inning loss
CINCINNATI – The way the Reds' offense has been going as of late, it only figures they were robbed of a game-tying home run in the bottom of the 10th by a matter of inches as Washington dealt the Reds a gut-punching 8-7 loss at Great American Ball
Reds sign Paddack to MLB deal as Lowder joins IL
CINCINNATI -- Chris Paddack is fully aware that the start to his 2026 season hasn’t gone according to plan.
The 30-year-old right-hander struggled to find his form in seven appearances (6 starts) with the Marlins, pitching to an 0-5 mark with a 7.63 ERA. Miami designated him
The Top 100 Prospects list has been updated, and there's a new No. 1
Pirates phenom Konnor Griffin graduated from prospect status by exceeding 130 Major League at-bats Wednesday, and if we’re going to get a new No. 1 overall prospect, we might as well make some tweaks to the full Top 100 Prospects list.
Every so often during the baseball season, we
3 HRs in 3 games! Reds' No. 1 prospect keeps on slugging
Alfredo Duno is finding his power stroke in the month of May.
The recent power surge by MLB's No. 26 prospect continued as he homered in his third consecutive game during High-A Dayton’s 16-6 loss to Lake County at Day Air Ballpark.
Singer guts through foot injury as Reds' struggles deepen
CINCINNATI – It was a painful night for Brady Singer and the Reds.
In a sign of things to come during the 10-4 loss to the Nationals at Great American Ball Park, Singer took a Daylen Lile line drive off the right side of his right foot in the