Former Cincinnati Reds catcher Chuckie Robinson has re-signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers on a minor league deal. Robinson, 31, played in 25 games for Cincinnati in 2022, slashing .136/.136/.271 with four extra-base hits. He also spent the entire 2021 season with the Reds organization.

As the Reds were pushing to make the playoffs in September, their home run leader for the month wasn't Elly De La Cruz, Spencer Steer or any other veteran player. It was rookie Sal Stewart, who was promoted on Sept.

The 30-year-old Hays is coming off a bounce-back 2025 in which he hit .266 with a .768 OPS across 103 games with the Reds. It came one year after Hays finished 2024 with a 98 OPS+ — two points below league average — between the Orioles and Phillies.

The Reds claimed catcher Ben Rortvedt off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers in November and he could instantly fill in as Cincinnati's backup catcher to Tyler Stephenson. You can see the full article on MLBTradeRumors here.

Hunter Greene vented to USA TODAY Sports his frustrations with an injury-plagued 2025, trade rumors and "disrespectful" criticism from media.

Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene has no desire to be traded to another team, according to the man himself.

Former Cincinnati Reds minor league infielder Davis Wendzel signed a deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates earlier this week. Wendzel appeared in 137 games for Triple-A Louisville over the last two seasons.

The Reds are rumored to have interest in competing as soon as the 2026 season. If that is in fact the case, then acquiring a star or two via trades will emerge as a realistic option. Los Angeles Dodgers starter Tyler Glasnow has been mentioned as a trade candidate, and the Reds should consider bringing him to Cincinnati.