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The Hunter Greene drama took another turn on Monday with beat writer Mark Sheldon doubling down on his reporting on Greene's injury over the summer. I do my best to explain the timeline, the drama, and more! Get full access to RedsDaily4 at redsdaily4.substack.com/subscribe

A massive Cincinnati Reds offseason update. The Reds have been linked to former All-Star Ryan O’Hearn after a breakout season in Baltimore and time with San Diego. Cincinnati is also showing legitimate interest in former Brewers All-Star closer Devin Williams after meeting with his representatives. Plus — Tejay Antone signs a new deal and Reds top prospect Alfredo Duno launches THREE home runs in...

A massive week of Cincinnati Reds news. From Nick Krall addressing Hunter Greene trade rumors, to major bullpen and coaching staff changes, to Kyle Schwarber speculation, Andrew Abbott earning national recognition, two prospects starring in the Arizona Fall League playoffs, and even the Governor of Ohio weighing in… we cover all of it. IntroHunter Greene – Nick Krall Addresses RumorsDevin Williams...

The Cincinnati Reds have made their decision: Elly De La Cruz will remain the team’s starting shortstop in 2026. Despite leading the league in errors for the second straight season, the Reds are not planning a position change. Charlie Goldsmith reported that Cincinnati is committed to keeping Elly at shortstop and will focus on more rest, better workload management, and mechanical improvements to...

Plenty of Cincinnati Reds news today! The Reds announced their 2026 Spring Training schedule — and it includes a matchup with the Cuban National Team. 🇨🇺We also break down the latest roster decisions:Austin Hays ($12M option) — worth it or not? Brent Suter ($3M option) — could return on a lesser deal? Scott Barlow ($6M option) — underrated bullpen workhorse. Plus, the Reds and FanDuel extend their...

The Cincinnati Reds desperately need more offense this offseason — and Angels outfielder Taylor Ward may be the perfect solution. With Los Angeles listening to offers, Ward checks every box the Reds need: power, durability, balanced splits, and a real upgrade in left field. Plus, with Ward entering his final year of team control, he shouldn’t cost a massive prospect haul — and the Reds could even...