After making the postseason for the first time since 2013 behind a dominant starting rotation, the Reds had one glaring need this offseason: an impact bat. Earlier this week, Reds President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall went on MLB Network Radio and discussed the type of hitter they're looking for.

Does the snow coming to Cincinnati make you wish for warmer weather?Fans of the Cincinnati Reds are in luck on Friday, with Spring Training tickets for the 2026 season officially set to go on sale.Tickets for home games in Goodyear,

The Baltimore Orioles have already impacted the offseason of the Cincinnati Reds in immeasurable ways. As the bidding became fierce over Kyle Schwarber, rumor has it the Orioles were the club who pushed the bidding all the way to $150 million,

The Cincinnati Reds made a splash in the 2024 International signing period, signing outfielder Adolfo Sanchez for $2.7 million, the top-5 of that class, and the seventh consecutive player signed for a seven-figure bonus.

A Randy Savage “Big Rubber Guys” figure in Reds gear was announced in July and the wrestling legend’s collectible was made available for preorder this month.

ESPN's Jeff Passan explains why the Reds were the biggest losers of MLB's Winter Meetings originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Cincinnati Reds had a chance.

On Thursday, we sat down with Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Rhett Lowder for an exclusive one-on-one interview. In the interview, discussed the following topics: His experience pitching in the Arizona Fall League and how he felt health-wise.