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CINCINNATI — With Major League rosters expanded from 26 to 28 players for September, the Reds added two players on Tuesday. As expected, left-handed starting pitcher Brandon Williamson was activated from the 60-day injured list. Also, infielder Juan Brito was recalled from Triple-A Louisville.

CINCINNATI -- After coming out of Sunday's game early because of tightness in his left quadriceps, Elly De La Cruz was cleared to be in Monday's lineup for the Reds vs. the Padres. However instead of playing his usual shortstop, De La Cruz was the designated hitter for the sixth

CHICAGO -- There's been another setback during Reds third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes' rough season. Hayes was placed on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to Thursday) prior to Friday’s game against the Cubs at Wrigley Field with a left groin strain. Infielder Edwin Arroyo was recalled from Triple-A Louisville to replace

SAN FRANCISCO -- Brady Singer is the only Reds starting pitcher who hasn't missed a start in the last two seasons. Even after Tuesday's injury scare where he banged up his side landing on the grass, Singer wasn't planning on missing his next outing. “No, no, no. Totally fine. Just

SAN FRANCISCO — When Michael Toglia dislocated his right shoulder on Friday, the outfielder had every hope that he could play sooner than later. However, the results of an MRI exam on Monday bore out the bad news. Toglia will need season-ending surgery, which will be performed on Tuesday in

PHOENIX – Reds left fielder Michael Toglia left Friday’s game against the Diamondbacks with a dislocated right shoulder, suffering the injury in the first inning after making a diving catch on a line drive from Geraldo Perdomo. He landed awkwardly and was in visible pain almost immediately, with team training

PHOENIX -- Spencer Steer's 2026 season isn’t officially over, but it doesn’t look promising. The versatile Steer was placed on the 10-day injured list on July 27 after he injured his right wrist during an at-bat against Cardinals starter Kyle Leahy in St. Louis one day earlier. He’s been in

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CINCINNATI -- The Reds received some promising developments from Triple-A Louisville on Sunday afternoon.

CINCINNATI -- There could be good news for the Reds bullpen on the horizon if two key setup relievers continue with their rehab progression. Tony Santillan (left oblique) tossed a scoreless inning on Friday for Triple-A Louisville. He was effective, striking out two and tossing an efficient 13 pitches (nine

CINCINNATI – After dealing with the devastating news of a second Tommy John surgery for ace Hunter Greene, the Reds needed a boost of good news regarding the health of a key player. They got that boost Friday when closer Emilio Pagán went for a scan on the sore index

CHICAGO -- Hunter Greene underwent Tommy John surgery to repair the damaged ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow on Wednesday, the second time the Reds’ ace has required the procedure. Manager Terry Francona confirmed Thursday that Greene underwent a Tommy John revision rather than the less extensive internal brace

Reds left-hander Brandon Williamson made his third Minor League rehab start with Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday night. He’s been sidelined with left shoulder fatigue since late April.

WASHINGTON — After he underwent a second opinion for his sore right elbow, Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene will have to undergo surgery to repair a damaged ulnar collateral ligament. The type and extent of the procedure Greene will need is not yet known. It will take place on Wednesday.

Reds left-hander Brandon Williamson made a Minor League rehab start with Triple-A Louisville on Thursday, as he nears his return to the big leagues after being sidelined with left shoulder fatigue since late April. Here’s what you need to know:

CINCINNATI — Only five starts into his return from elbow surgery, Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene went on the 15-day injured list Wednesday after experiencing right elbow soreness. Greene, who had an MRI on Wednesday morning, is headed to Los Angeles for a second opinion from Dr. Neal ElAttrache on

CINCINNATI -- Starting pitcher Nick Lodolo made a rehab start Wednesday afternoon for Triple-A Louisville, and depending on how he felt coming out of the outing, the lefty could soon return to the big leagues. Lodolo, who went on the injured list for the second time this season July 12

CINCINNATI -- Brandon Williamson took his first step toward a return to the big leagues this season with two innings of work for Double-A Chattanooga on Saturday night in Birmingham, Ala., before a rain delay.

CINCINNATI -- In terms of the health of his problematic left index finger and trying a grip change with how he throws his best pitch, Reds starting pitcher Nick Lodolo came away feeling positive after facing hitters in live batting practice on Friday. Lodolo threw 50 pitches over three simulated

CINCINNATI — For the Reds lineup, losing a versatile player like Spencer Steer is no small thing. It also, perhaps, has big ramifications in the context of the Trade Deadline. An infielder and outfielder, Steer was placed on the 10-day injured list on Monday with what the club termed a

ST. LOUIS -- On Friday night, after a Reds victory in the first game of this three-game set, closer Emilio Pagán laid out a simple -- if ambitious -- hope for his team in the waning days ahead of the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline. “Just trying to make it weird,”

Reds infielder Matt McLain, sidelined since July 10 with a left calf strain, began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Louisville on Friday.

CINCINNATI -- In a move that was expected after he left Saturday's game vs. the Cubs due to a left index finger blister, Reds starting pitcher Nick Lodolo was placed on the 15-day injured list on Sunday. Pitcher Chase Petty was recalled from Triple-A Louisville to replace Lodolo on the

CINCINNATI -- A left index finger blister is one injury that doesn't seem to run out of sequels for Nick Lodolo. The Reds starting pitcher made an abrupt exit from Saturday's 5-3 loss to the Cubs in the sixth inning because of another blister. Lodolo had just given up a