Cincinnati Reds (1882-2024)

The 26-year-old righthander paired an improved swinging-strike rate with a groundball profile to pitch his way onto the 40-man roster.

As we continue to learn more about the most recent MLB Draft class, here’s a look at some prospects with intriguing stories.

Justin Coleman discusses our 2020 Reds prospects list at 2 p.m. ET.

To celebrate the most consistently excellent minor league clubs of the 2010s, we present a top 15 ranking that assesses on-field success.

The Reds drafted Noah Davis in 2018 even knowing that he wouldn’t pitch for a year after having Tommy John surgery. The wait was worth it.

Royce Lewis was presented with the Joe Black MVP Award as the Arizona Fall League’s Most Valuable Player prior to the championship game Saturday.

Highlighting the best tools, best debuts, late-round steals and more from the 2019 Cincinnati Reds draft.

After a lackluster pro debut, Jose Acosta returned to the DSL and nearly made history.

Moves to acquire the likes of Jordan Lyles and Nick Anderson made major dividends, while Trevor Bauer has sputtered in Cincinnati.

Does Anthony Rendon have a legit MVP candidacy? Plus, looks at Yordan Alvarez, Sonny Gray and more.

Aquino hit 28 home runs in just 78 games with Triple-A Louisville in 2019.

The 2018 Rule 5 draft has largely proved to be a dud, but there were some very productive players who went unpicked.

Randy Wynne struck out 17 on Tuesday night, tying the mark for the most strikeouts in a minor league game in 2019.

As voted on by minor league managers and their coaching staffs, here are the players with the best tools in each minor league in 2019.

Tyler Stephenson, Luis Frias and Clarke Schmidt lead the way in today’s Prospect Report.

According to Susan Slusser, the Reds will pay $2.1 million of the roughly $3 million remaining on Roark’s contract.

Reportedly headed to San Diego in the three-team Bauer/Puig deal, here’s our Futures Game conversation with Taylor Trammell.

The Reds, Padres and Indians swung a blockbuster deal that sent RHP Trevor Bauer to Cincinnati while landing Cleveland a massive haul of talent.

The 21-year-old Cuban shortstop had developed both his frame and his power production in the pitcher-friendly Florida State League.