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The deal that sent David Peterson from the Mets to the Cubs should show the Cincinnati Reds that it's worthwhile trading Brady Singer.

The Cincinnati Reds find themselves, yet again, in the precarious position of being stuck between contender and pretender with the trade deadline a month away.

The Ke'Bryan Hayes' trade is already haunting Cincinnati Reds president of baseball operations Nick Krall. But there's still time to make it work.

The Cincinnati Reds can only watch with regret as Mike Sirota, the prospect they surrendered in the Gavin Lux trade, continues his unfathomable on-base streak.

Tyson Lewis struggled to begin 2026, but mentorship from Joey Votto has set the Cincinnati Reds prospect on the path to success.

Fresh off his first career save, Chase Petty is thriving in the bullpen, but a demotion to Louisville is the best thing for him and the Cincinnati Reds' future.

Carter Graham is lighting up High-A pitching year, though his age will like preclude him from making any top Cincinnati Reds prospect rankings.

Terry Francona confirms that Hunter Greene will make his 2026 debut on July 4th, setting the scene for the Cincinnati Reds to save their season.

The Reds struck gold with Nathaniel Lowe on a minor league contract, but the emergence of another minor league free agent could have them cashing Lowe in.

Reds might want to steal a page out of the Milwaukee Brewers playbook and applying their proven strategy to Alfredo Duno would feel like perfection.