The Reds’ ace wrapped up another dominant outing with the Louisville Bats, allowing just one hit over 6.1 scoreless innings while striking out four and walking nobody. After the game, Greene made it sound like he believes his rehab assignment is complete.

“It was a goal of mine to go scoreless my whole rehab stint. I was glad to be able to do that... I feel like I’m prepared in all facets.”

What does this mean for the Cincinnati Reds? Is Greene set to rejoin the rotation before the All-Star break? I break down his outing, his comments, and what his return could mean for Cincinnati’s playoff push.

Do you think Hunter Greene should make his next start in the big leagues? Let me know in the comments!

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If Cincinnati falls out of contention, which players make the most sense to move?

In this video, we break down four Reds who could become trade candidates, including Tyler Stephenson, Nathaniel Lowe, Brady Singer, and Eugenio Suárez. We discuss their current value, contract situations, and why contending teams could have interest in each player.

Do you think the Reds should buy, sell, or stand pat at the deadline? Let us know in the comments below.

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On Thursday, Reds President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall revealed where things stand regarding a potential long-term contract for the rookie infielder. Stewart also shared his thoughts on a possible extension and whether he’d be interested in staying in Cincinnati long-term.

Could the Reds eventually lock up one of their most promising young players? We break down Krall’s comments, Stewart’s response, what a potential deal could look like, and why there may be no reason for either side to rush.

Plus, we preview the Reds’ upcoming three-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals, including the return of Rhett Lowder and key pitching matchups.

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• Nick Krall’s comments on Sal Stewart

• Stewart’s response to extension speculation

• Potential contract projections

• Why the Reds may wait on a deal

• Reds vs. Cardinals series preview

• Rhett Lowder’s return to the rotation

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We break down his background, Triple A performance, Rule 5 Draft journey, strengths, concerns, and why Cincinnati may believe there is something to unlock with the 27-year-old right hander.

Plus, what this trade says about Rece Hinds and the Reds’ plans moving forward.

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In this video, we break down the Reds’ first base situation, including:

• Why Sal Stewart could emerge as the primary first baseman
• What Eugenio Suarez brings after hitting 49 home runs in 2025
• Spencer Steer’s role and why his production after May was encouraging
• Christian Encarnacion-Strand’s path back to the big leagues
• Why first base could be one of the Reds’ strongest offensive positions

Stewart’s rapid rise, Suarez’s elite power, and Steer’s versatility give the Reds multiple ways to generate offense at the position.

If the Reds get the production they expect, first base could be a major strength for this team in 2026.

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Lowe’s production against right-handed pitching stands out compared to players like Will Benson and JJ Bleday. His career .789 OPS against right-handers, combined with strong underlying metrics like xwOBA, suggests he could provide something the Reds need.

On top of that, Lowe brings veteran experience, a Silver Slugger, a Gold Glove, and a World Series title. Reds manager Terry Francona has already made it clear how much he values his bat and leadership.

In this video, we break down:

• Lowe’s case to make the Reds Opening Day roster

• How he compares to Benson and Bleday

• Why his numbers vs right-handed pitching matter

• How Terry Francona could use him in the lineup

• Why this roster battle may already be decided

If you’re a Cincinnati Reds fan, this is a roster battle you need to watch closely.

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Abbott has consistently outperformed expectations, Lodolo just had the best season of his career, and singling out Burns for injury risk ignores the reality that every pitcher carries that risk.

In this video, we break down why the Reds pitching staff may be far better than national projections suggest.

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I go through the updated FAQs from the Reds website and explain how to watch whether you:

• Live in-market
• Have cable
• Don’t have cable
• Use streaming services
• Live out-of-market
• Plan to use MLB.TV

There’s been a lot of confusion around blackouts, regional coverage, and streaming access — so here’s a simple, updated guide to help Reds fans know exactly what their options are this season.

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Reds beat writer Mark Sheldon released his first Opening Day roster projection, and it includes one controversial decision involving Chase Burns and Rhett Lowder.

Sheldon projects Lowder winning the fifth starter spot, while Burns opens the season in the bullpen — a move that would place the Reds’ second overall draft pick into a swingman role similar to what Nick Martinez held in recent seasons.

In this video, we break down:

• Sheldon’s full Opening Day roster projection

• Why Burns in the bullpen is risky long-term

• How this situation compares to how the Reds once handled Aroldis Chapman

• Whether Cincinnati could be repeating history

• Why this decision matters far beyond Opening Day

Spring Training is just getting started, and rosters will change — but this projection gives us an early look at how the Reds might be thinking heading into 2026.

⬇️ Let me know in the comments: Should Burns be starting, or is the bullpen the right move?

In this video, I break down the key Cincinnati Reds Spring Training dates you should know — from pitchers and catchers reporting, to the first full-squad workout, Spring Training games, and Opening Day.

Whether you’re tracking roster battles, prospect appearances, or just counting down the days until baseball is back, this is your complete Reds Spring Training timeline.

📅 Key dates covered:
• Pitchers & catchers report
• Position players report
• First full-squad workout
• First Spring Training game
• Opening Day

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On Tuesday afternoon, Suárez and Reds President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall spoke with the media, and one key detail stood out: ownership approved spending beyond the team’s original offseason budget to make the deal happen.

Based on earlier projections, it appeared the Reds had roughly $3–4 million left to spend. Instead, ownership signed off on a one-year, $15 million deal for Suárez — a clear sign of increased aggressiveness and a willingness to win now.

Nick Krall explained how ownership approved the additional spending, while Suárez shared what it meant to him to see the organization push above and beyond to bring him back.

The Reds entered the offseason needing bullpen help, improved depth, and a middle-of-the-order power bat — and they’ve addressed all three. The Suárez signing may be the clearest signal yet that both the front office and ownership are aligned and serious about competing in 2026.