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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 – Reds Show InterestSpencer Steer’s Role in 2026Reds Claim Former Second-Round PickMark Sheldon on Kyle SchwarberAndrew Abbott Finishes 8th in Cy Young VotingProspects Shine in AFL PlayoffsDave Hansen Departs OrganizationGovernor Mike DeWine Weighs in on SchwarberReds Hire New Bullpen Coach

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 help him bounce back next season. Terry Francona also believes Elly’s defensive issues are fixable with continued work from infield coach Freddie Benavides.

In this video, I break down:✅ Why the Reds are sticking with Elly at SS✅ Francona’s comments from Reds Hot Stove✅ Elly’s defensive metrics (2024 vs 2025 OAA)✅ His offensive step-back in 2025✅ Why the infield is basically locked for 2026:Stewart/Steer (1B), McLain (2B), Elly (SS), Hayes (3B)

What do you think — did the Reds make the right call?

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 media rights deal, Keegan Thompson joins the team on a one-year contract, and Ke’Bryan Hayes wins another Gold Glove.We wrap it all up with Terry Francona’s Manager of the Year nomination and a look at the Reds’ Spring Training trip to Milwaukee before Opening Day.🎙️ Queen City Reds — your go-to for all things Cincinnati Reds.

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 make a Qualifying Offer after 2026 to gain a draft pick.In this video, we break down:✅ Why the Angels are ready to trade an outfielder✅ Why Ward is the perfect fit for Cincinnati✅ His power numbers, splits, and defensive profile✅ How the Reds could benefit long-term from a QO✅ Francona’s comments on needing a new left fielderIf the Reds want to take a leap in 2026, this move might be the one.#Reds #CincinnatiReds #TaylorWard #MLB #RedsBaseball

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 the Arizona Fall League playoffs.We break down:• Ryan O’Hearn’s fit with the Reds and full 2025 splits• ESPN’s contract projection for O’Hearn (2 years, $27 million)• Tejay Antone’s new deal after three Tommy John surgeries• Reds meeting with Devin Williams’ agents• Nick Krall’s bullpen comments• Duno’s historic 3-HR night• Justin Turner expressing interest in playing for Terry Francona• Why the Reds still need more power this offseasonReds offseason news, rumors, analysis, and everything happening as Cincinnati looks to add offense heading into 2026.

The Cincinnati Reds are still showing interest in hometown slugger Kyle Schwarber, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN. Could the Reds actually make a serious push for one of the biggest bats on the free agent market? Today, we break down the latest report, Schwarber’s monster 2025 season, what he said about Cincinnati, whether the Reds will spend, and what this move would signal about the franchise’s direction.

We also cover:• Reds Caravan canceled• Reds sign RHP Taylor Floyd• Emilio Pagán rumor + projected contract• Why the Reds need both bats and bullpen help this offseason

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments — should the Reds go all-in on Schwarber?

Today on Cincinnati Reds Daily, we break down why Adolis García is a perfect fit for the Reds heading into the 2026 MLB season. After being non-tendered by the Texas Rangers, García hits free agency with massive power potential and Gold Glove defense — but also real concerns with plate discipline and declining production. We examine all the pros and cons using full analytics.

We also react to the breaking news that Sonny Gray is being traded to the Boston Red Sox, according to Jeff Passan. Gray, a former Red, is coming off a down season with St. Louis but still made 32 starts. We cover what this means for the Red Sox, Cardinals, and how it relates to the Reds’ offseason plans.

Finally, we hit on a few quick notes:• Jake Fraley signs with the Rays• Derek Johnson will appear on the Reds Hot Stove show Thursday night

A national outlet floated a blockbuster trade idea: Hunter Greene + Matt McLain + Christian Encarnacion-Strand for Ketel Marte.In today’s video, we break down why that proposal heavily favors Arizona, why Cincinnati would never consider it, and why Hunter Greene’s own comments on Instagram hint at how he really feels about the trade chatter.Plus — updates on Jonathan India, his new deal and haircut, Hunter Greene at the Vegas F1 race, and offseason notes from around the Reds world.Stats Included:• Marte slashed .283/.376/.517 with 57 extra-base hits, 28 HR• McLain slashed .220/.300/.343 in 2025, but .290/.357/.507 and 3.6 WAR in 2023• Greene: 7-4, 2.76 ERA, 0.94 WHIP, 132 K, 107 2/3 IP• India: .233/.323/.346, 38 XBH, 136 games🔥 Subscribe for daily Reds content!

A massive night of Cincinnati Reds news.Nick Krall revealed the real reason Elly De La Cruz struggled late in 2025.Kyle Schwarber was back in town and didn’t rule out the possibility of coming home.And Krall strongly defended Hunter Greene after months of rumors and criticism.In this video, we break down every quote, every stat, and what it means for the 2026 season.Subscribe for daily Reds updates.

The Cincinnati Reds made three important roster moves ahead of the Rule 5 Draft deadline, adding Hector Rodriguez, Edwin Arroyo, and Leo Balcazar to the 40-man roster.Pitcher Carson Spiers was designated for assignment after undergoing Tommy John surgery earlier this season.In this video, we break down every move, why the Reds protected these three prospects, and what it means for 2026 and beyond. All stats included. No speculation—just Reds news you need.