The Reds are projected to have a team weighted Runs Created Plus (wRC+) of 94 for the 2025 season, ranking 26th in MLB, according to Thomas Nestico (@TJStats on X). Although this marks as a slight improvement from their 2024 performance,

CINCINNATI – Building and maintaining a competitive window via their farm system has been the Reds’ long-time goal. Heading into the 2025 season, it looks as if they are still making inroads developing promising young talent that could help the big league club in the near future.

MLB Pipeline updated their "Top 100 Prospect List" on Friday and five Reds' prospects made the list. Chase Burns was the top-ranked Reds prospect at number 26. Rhett Lowder was next at number 35. Sal Stewart came in at number 84.

The right-hander is regarded as the best remaining relief arm left on the shelf. Tanner Scott, Kirby Yates and Jeff Hoffman have all recently come off the board. Hoffman, Estévez's now former teammate with the Phillies, joined the Blue Jays, while Scott and Kirby added to the juggernaut that is the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Reds added Gavin Lux in a trade with the Dodgers this offseason and he has expectations for his first season in Cincinnati

Many scouts were high on Cincinnati Reds prospect Elly De La Cruz. They believed he had the complete package, being a true five-tool player and he did not disappoint.

The Cincinnati Reds agreed to a new TV deal with FanDuel Sports Network that will make Reds games slightly easier to watch but also add a few more dollars to the budget.

Don’t count on Alex Bregman suddenly walking into camp in Goodyear, Arizona, next month to fix whatever might ail the Cincinnati ... bankruptcy. The Reds then joined several other teams in a broadcasting arrangement with MLB Network platforms, at a ...

On January 22, the Reds Community Fund, St. Elizabeth Healthcare and Pitch In For Baseball & Softball (PIFBS) distributed more than $50,000 worth of baseball and softball equipment to 24 Northern Kentucky,

Elly De La Cruz was a National League All-Star in his first full big-league season, which he finished with an MLB-best 67 stolen bases.

The newly struck deal between the Cincinnati Reds and FanDuel Sports Network replaces the Reds deal for '25 with MLB TV and includes streaming rights.