CINCINNATI -- Following a superlative first full season in the Major Leagues, Reds first baseman Sal Stewart has a chance to receive some important recognition next week. Stewart was named Monday as a finalist for the National League Rookie of the Year Award, which is presented annually by the Baseball

CINCINNATI -- You don’t have to be an all-time great member of the Reds to have an all-time great game as a hitter for the Reds. One legendary game can provide a lifetime of memories, stories and free dinners and drinks on the speaking circuit. Cincinnati has seen its share

CINCINNATI -- Team executives will often say that a good trade is one that worked out for both sides. In their long history, the Reds have made many trades that shook the industry. Some helped both teams involved, some were overwhelming steals for Cincinnati that helped bring championships and there

CINCINNATI -- The 2019 season marks the Reds' 150th anniversary, and as the oldest professional baseball franchise, many great players have worn the uniform for Cincinnati. Many players like Johnny Bench, Barry Larkin and Joey Votto have spent, or are spending, their playing careers in a Reds uniform. But there's

CINCINNATI -- For some players and fans, they’re just numbers on a uniform. For others, they’re more meaningful and even part of an identity. The Reds have had numbers on player jerseys since 1932. Who wore each number the best? Here is a look at each number worn for Cincinnati

CINCINNATI -- The Reds added a pair of relievers to their 40-man roster via waiver claims on Monday by getting right-handed pitcher Duncan Davitt from the Giants and right-hander Paxton Schultz from the Nationals. Cincinnati's 40-man roster is now at 37 players. Davitt, 27, made his big league debut during

CINCINNATI -- A Reds club that already has several holes to fill this offseason was just given another big one. Cincinnati will need to locate a new closer after its bullpen anchor and leader, Emilio Pagán, made a surprising choice to decline his $10 million player option before Saturday's deadline.

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CINCINNATI -- Outfielder JJ Bleday wasn't as consistent as he would have liked. Parts of his first season with the Reds in 2026 were messy after a dynamic first month. Nevertheless, Bleday got his big league career back on track with Cincinnati while playing regularly. “I thought there was a

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CINCINNATI -- Todd Benzinger, a Greater Cincinnati native who will forever be solidified in the memories of Reds fans for being the player who caught the final out that secured the 1990 World Series, died on Wednesday. Benzinger, whose passing was announced by the Reds on Thursday, was 63 years

CINCINNATI -- It has been several years since the Reds faced a winter with a vacancy at their primary catcher position without a homegrown player ready to fill it. Tyler Stephenson held it down over the past five seasons, and before that, the spot belonged to Tucker Barnhart. Preceding Barnhart

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CINCINNATI -- The Reds made their first offseason signing of a player to avoid arbitration on Thursday by agreeing to terms with infielder/outfielder Oswaldo Cabrera on a one-year contract. Cabrera will earn a base salary of $1 million and can earn an additional $200,000 in performance bonuses based on plate

CINCINNATI -- Héctor Rodríguez was on a hitting tear for Triple-A Louisville when the Reds gave the 22-year-old right fielder his first Major League promotion on Aug. 4. Rodríguez's first couple of weeks saw extremely lean production and the lefty hitter's confidence dried up quickly. Over his first 12 games

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SAN DIEGO — Garrett Mitchell was at the right place at the right time. So was Pat Murphy. Mitchell, the Brewers' center fielder, took a potential two-run homer away from Manny Machado with a catch above the wall during the eighth inning of Wednesday's Game 4 of the National League

SAN DIEGO -- It sure felt like forever since Christian Yelich notched a postseason RBI. And it was way too long before Brice Turang got his first hit against the Padres in this National League Division Series. Still, the Brewers will need to get more from both players to help

SAN DIEGO – Can the Brewers close it out? Can the Padres hold them off and live for another day? That's pretty much what it all comes down to as the two clubs prepare to meet for Game 3 of the National League Division Series as it shifts to San

CINCINNATI — As the Reds’ baseball operations department looks to upgrade an offense that slogged and underperformed throughout 2026, they already have two hitters with the highest of ceilings in Elly De La Cruz and Sal Stewart. Now president Nick Krall and general manager Brad Meador know they must raise

SAN DIEGO — Every Major League pitcher endures a stretch of struggles at some point. Not every pitcher goes through that with a totally new cast of supporting characters around him. That's been the challenge for Brewers starting pitcher and Trade Deadline pickup Dustin May, who has a chance to

MILWAUKEE -- Two tight games in the National League Division Series have the Brewers on the cusp of advancing and the Padres hoping to somehow, some way, hang on to avoid elimination.

MILWAUKEE – For Game 2 of the National League Division Series, it's about as close to must-win as it gets for the Padres. But couldn't the same thing be said for the Brewers, even after they came away with a 3-2 win in a thrilling Game 1?

MILWAUKEE -- A clash between baseball's best team in the regular season -- the Brewers -- and one of the hottest teams down the stretch -- the Padres -- lived up to the hype. It was a tense battle throughout Saturday's Game 1 of the National League Division Series before

MILWAUKEE -- Jacob Misiorowski’s first inning began with the fastest fastball on record in the postseason. His second inning was a long slog.