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Triple-A Louisville
Louisville bounced back after losing both ends of a Wednesday doubleheader with a 4-2 victory at Columbus on Thursday.
Edwin Arroyo continues swinging the bat well, tallying two more base knocks in the win including a three-run homer. That was the shortstop's 10th home run of the season, tying him with Michael Chavis for the team lead. Arroyo's .348 average, 65 hits and 33 RBIs also lead the Bats.
Once again, Hunter Parks posted a scoreless appearance and earned a hold in the win. Parks is yet to surrender an earned run in his 13 games (16 IP).
Single-A Daytona
The Tortugas snapped a four-game skid with a 5-4 win at Jupiter on Thursday.
Kyle Henley and Tyson Lewis combined for four hits and three RBIs to help take down the first-place Hammerheads.
2026 Top Reds Prospects
On May 14, MLB Pipeline released its newest ranking of the Top 100 Prospects.
The Reds have three players currently ranked in MLB Pipeline's Top 100:
26. C Alfredo Duno (High-A Dayton)
65. INF Steele Hall (Arizona Complex League)
100. INF Edwin Arroyo (Triple-A Louisville)
For a complete breakdown and analysis of each prospect, including the full Top 30 for the Reds, visit MLB Pipeline's Prospect Rankings page.
HEADLINES
- Edwin Arroyo enjoying red-hot stretch at Triple-A: 38 total bases in 8 G!
- Reds recall Petty, with Lodolo next in line; Dunn called up
- Lewis embracing challenge at third base, adding versatility
- Here's every team's 2026 Draft bonus pool and all pick values
- Here's 1 must-visit Minor League spot from every farm system for 2026
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Take a closer look at some of the Reds’ top prospects this season.
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A peek back at recent drafts and a history of the team’s No. 1 draft picks.
SCOUT’S ALLEY
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2025 MLB DRAFT
The Reds had three picks on day one of the 2025 MLB First-Year Player Draft: No. 9, No. 51 and No. 83. They rounded out their draft with Rounds 4-20 on day two. Of their 20 selections, the Reds drafted 12 pitchers, and six of the 20 players taken were high schoolers.
SS Steele Hall – Round 1, #9
With the ninth overall selection, the Cincinnati Reds took 17-year-old high school shortstop Steele Hall out of Hewitt-Trussville High School in Trussville, Alabama.
RHP Aaron Watson – Round 2, #51
With their second pick, the Reds selected 18-year-old right-handed pitcher Aaron Watson out of Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Florida.
RHP Mason Morris – Round 3, #83
With their third pick, the Reds drafted 21-year-old right-handed pitcher Mason Morris out of the University of Mississippi.
For complete coverage of the 2025 MLB draft, click below!
Reds beat writer Mark Sheldon breaks down the Reds draft.
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