The Cincinnati Reds' rumored interest in Brandon Lowe means an uncomfortable logjam could be on the horizon, but a creative solution exists. … [Read more...] about Reds may need bold roster shuffle to make rumored trade target fit
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Failed Kyle Schwarber chase highlights the plan the Reds should’ve followed all along
The Cincinnati Reds missed out on signing Kyle Schwarber, but now it's time for the front office to do what they should've done from the start — make a trade. … [Read more...] about Failed Kyle Schwarber chase highlights the plan the Reds should’ve followed all along
A Potential Reds Trade Target in San Diego
Kyle Schwarber, seemingly the Cincinnati Reds’ main target in this year’s free agency, is off the board, as he re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday. Reports have come out that the Reds made an offer of 5 years and $125 million, which is $25 million shy of the eventual 5-year, $150 million deal the Phillies dished out. All signs are pointing towards the Reds not … [Read more...] about A Potential Reds Trade Target in San Diego
Pirates, Reds Among Teams Interested In Brandon Lowe
The Rays are known to be listening to offers on second baseman Brandon Lowe, whose $11.5MM club option was picked up by the team at the start of the offseason. Lowe will be a free agent next winter. The Pirates have inquired about Lowe, per MLB Network’s Jon Morosi, and the Reds have also discussed the slugging second baseman, per Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The … [Read more...] about Pirates, Reds Among Teams Interested In Brandon Lowe
The Reds were the biggest losers at MLB’s Winter Meetings
Jeff Passan and Jesse Rogers of ESPN both seemed to agree on Thursday that the Cincinnati Reds were the biggest losers at the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings. And both of them agreed on the reason why – they failed to bring in Kyle Schwarber. Rogers noted that while Schwarber is very important to the Philadelphia Phillies (who were able to bring him back with a 5-year, $150,000,000 … [Read more...] about The Reds were the biggest losers at MLB’s Winter Meetings