The Cincinnati Reds have been quietly working during the off-season and are now reportedly interested in the top reliever left in the market: Carlos Estevez

The Philadelphia Phillies could see a second premier talent from their bullpen depart in free agency any day now.

The Reds Caravan marched on in Wilmington, Ohio, on Wednesday at the Roberts Centre. Hall of Fame broadcaster Marty Brennaman, CEO Phil Castellini, Vice President and Assistant General Manager Sam Grossman,

Cincinnati Reds Announce Double-A Affiliate Coaching Staff Ahead of 2025 Season. The Lookouts went 45-90 in 2024.

The Philadelphia Phillies already lost one of their high-leverage relief pitchers this offseason when Jeff Hoffman agreed to a three-year deal with the Toronto

Don’t count on Alex Bregman suddenly walking into camp in Goodyear, Arizona, next month to fix whatever might ail the Cincinnati Reds at third base. But the sudden, “slight” increase in local TV revenues with that surprising new deal in recent days ...

So when the newest member of the Cincinnati Reds lineup talks about this team in this city doing some damage in October for the first time in 30 years, maybe people around him should listen.

The Cincinnati Open, one of the world's largest tennis tournaments, Jan. 23 named Jansen Dell as its chief operating officer, effective immediately. The role has sat vacant since Katie Haas, who became COO in 2018, was named CEO in 2022.

Still, if he can recover his old numbers, he could be the much-needed boost the Reds need. He still draws plenty of walks and barrels the ball at a high rate which is good news. If last year’s slump was just a result of his injuries, we might see vintage Hoskins again this year.

The Reds awarded their Minor League Pitcher of the Year Award to Nestor Lorant on Saturday. Lorant pitched in 28 games across Low-A and High-A in 2024 with an ERA of just 1.68 to go along with 109 strikeouts in 96 1/3 innings. Lorant was also named the Florida State League Pitcher of the Year in 2024.

Major leaguers Carson Spiers and Blake Dunn headline a group of members of the Cincinnati Reds who are scheduled to visit the Huntington Mall on Saturday.

"The ceiling is as high as any team in the league," said new Cincinnati Reds infielder Gavin Lux, whose last game was a Game 5 World Series clincher.