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Emilio Pagán is back. The Cincinnati Reds agreed to a two-year, $20 million deal with the reliever, giving Cincy plenty of flexibility to add in free agency. … [Read more...] about Reds re-sign key reliever on a bargain deal that hints at bigger free agent plans

If the Cincinnati Reds are able to lure Kyle Schwarber away from the Philadelphia Phillies, they'll need to address the bullpen with some low-cost signings. … [Read more...] about 5 bullpen bargains Reds must eye if signing Kyle Schwarber becomes a reality

Ke’Bryan Hayes was the first piece acquired in the 2025 trade deadline for the Cincinnati Reds. He lived up to expectations by winning yet another Gold Glove, cementing him as one of the best defenders in the league. His offense, however, was a pleasant surprise at times throughout the second half. This poses a curious question: can he take that next step at the plate in 2026 … [Read more...] about Ke’Bryan Hayes 2026 Projection

The Reds remain in the market for Kyle Schwarber, writes Mark Sheldon of MLB.com. That has been a frequent connection because Schwarber grew up a Reds fan not far outside Cincinnati. The club also needs to add an impact bat, though it remains to be seen if they’re willing to make a competitive offer. Cincinnati finished 14th in MLB in scoring despite playing in one of the … [Read more...] about Latest On Kyle Schwarber’s Market

Before I dive in here, I want everyone to understand something. Last year, the league hit .245/.315/.404. Let that sink in. .260 batting average? That’s good! .330 on-base percentage? Also good! .450 slugging percentage? Wow! Power bat! So when you’re talking about how a guy can’t hit or whatever in the comments, please do it in context. This ain’t 1999. The Premise I was … [Read more...] about Finding the areas where the Cincinnati Reds can improve in 2026