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The Cincinnati Reds 2024 Opening Day roster is set. Bubba Thompson grabbed the final roster spot after both TJ Friedl and Matt McLain landed on the IL.
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The Washington Nationals dugout will be crawling with former Cincinnati Reds players on Opening Day. Jesse Winker, Nick Senzel, and Josiah Gray are just a few ex-Reds who will be present at GABP on Thursday.
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The Cincinnati Reds will be without TJ Friedl and Matt McLain to start the 2024 season. Who will David Bell turn to as the Reds' leadoff hitter on Opening Day?
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The Cincinnati Reds may have some regrettable choices once the 2024 season begins, but Bleacher Report's latest story will have Reds fans laughing out loud. If having Luke Maile on your roster is the Reds biggest regret, Nick Krall will be feeling great.
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TJ Friedl will not begin the 2024 season on time. The Cincinnati Reds still have a vacancy on their Opening Day roster. How might Reds President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall look to fill that final spot on the roster?
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The San Francisco Giants released Amir Garrett this past week, proving that despite Mike Minor's horrific track record in Cincinnati, the Reds still won the trade.
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The Cincinnati Reds received some good news over the weekend. The latest TJ Friedl injury update suggests the outfielder could be back sooner than expected. The Reds should be able to weather the storm with Bubba Thompson and Jacob Hurtubise.
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The Cincinnati Reds waived Jose Barrero earlier this spring. Despite his struggles, the Texas Rangers appear willing to give Barrero one more chance.
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The Cincinnati Reds Opening Day roster has a vacancy at the moment. After releasing Mike Ford, the Reds have just 25 of 26 spot spoken for. While Myles Straw would be an upgrade defensively, the Reds should pass on adding the Gold Glove Award-winner.
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There've been some lopsided trades during the history of the Cincinnati Reds. What are some of the biggest trade heists in Reds history?
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The Cincinnati Reds Opening Day roster has a vacancy. But the Chicago White Sox made the Reds look foolish on Friday after signing Robbie Grossman to a minor-league deal. Grossman crushed left-handed pitching last season.
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MLB Analyst and podcast host Ben Verlander praised the Cincinnati Reds earlier this offseason and proclaimed them the team to beat in the NL Central. Since then, however, the Reds have endured a myriad of injuries and seen their top prospect suspended.
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Noelvi Marte is suspended for 80 games, Edwin Arroyo underwent season-ending surgery, and Levi Stoudt was DFA'd. Did the Cincinnati Reds make the right trade in 2022? Should the Reds have swung a deal with the New York Yankees instead?
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Rather than add him to the Opening Day roster, the Cincinnati Reds decided to part ways with Mike Ford, and instead informed Nick Martini that he made the cut.
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Nick Lodolo hasn't seen the mound since May 6, 2023. But the Cincinnati Reds are hopeful to have Lodolo back on April 10th. If Jonathan India's prediction comes true, Reds fans will be very happy to have Lodolo back on the mound in 2024.
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Former Cincinnati Reds reliever Michael Lorenzen has agreed to terms with the Texas Rangers. Lorenzen will be reunited with his former teammate Tyler Mahle.
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The Cincinnati Reds 40-man roster is full. If the team plans to add Tony Santillan and Mike Ford, someone will have to be DFA'd or placed on the 60-day IL. TJ Friedl and Ian Gibaut seem like the two most likely candidates.
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The Cincinnati Reds will be without Matt McLain to begin the season. To help offset the loss, the Reds traded for Toronto Blue Jays infielder Santiago Espinal.
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The Cincinnati Reds have added another key member of their team to the injury report. Matt McLain's MRI revealed that the Reds second baseman could miss some time this season. McLain is likely to join TJ Friedl and Brandon Williamson on the IL.
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Jose Barrero never put it together during his tenure with the Cincinnati Reds. The shortstop's inability to lay off pitches outside the strike zone may be undoing with the Texas Rangers as well. Things have not gotten off on the right foot for Barrero.
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