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On the surface, Jazz Chisholm Jr. seems like a perfect buy-low candidate, but for the Reds, he should have a buyer beware label stamped on his forehead.

Are the Cincinnati Reds going to trade superstar shortstop Elly De La Cruz this offseason? Joey Votto seems to believe they should.

The Cincinnati Reds are always on the lookout for a bargain, and this former Kansas City Royals prospect could fit their offseason plans.

Paul Goldschmidt still wants to play in 2027, and if brought in by the Cincinnati Reds, the impact he'll have on Sal Stewart will last for years to come.

Ryan Vilade has come out of nowhere with the Rays in 2026. The Reds, with whom Vilade played for one game in 2025, could use a player just like him.

The Cincinnati Reds have many needs and limited resources, making this buy-low third base target a near-ideal fit.

Cincinnati Reds outfielder Noelvi Marte is in a familiar position this winter with the Gigantes del Cibao. Will it work?

Ty France experienced a career renaissance with the Padres this season. Unfortunately for the Reds, that success has him hoping for a reunion with San Diego.

Breakout Reds prospect Carter Graham wasn't on many people's radar entering 2026, but could substantially improve the team by pushing Sal Stewart to third base.

Cincinnati Reds president Nick Krall called Jeimer Candelario a sunk cost back in 2025. So what does that make Ke'Bryan Hayes?