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Nick Castellanos was released by the Philadelphia Phillies, but rejoining the Cincinnati Reds seems quite unlikely.

Almost every single Cincinnati Reds player came into spring training healthy. The lone exception was the one player who could least afford to miss time.

The Reds have hooked up prospect Alfredo Duno with the perfect mentor in Salvador Perez, and if he can improve his defense, he could get on the MLB fast-track.

Cincinnati Reds starter Nick Lodolo was invited to be part of Team USA, but turned down the opportunity.

The Cincinnati Reds have their leadoff hitter and the heart of their lineup figured out. But who'll bat behind Elly De La Cruz in 2026?

The Cincinnati Reds lost reliever Scott Barlow to free agency, and they'll likely be entrusting those innings to former Atlanta Braves reliever Pierce Johnson.

The Cincinnati Reds gave Sal Stewart the perfect mentor to learn from during spring training -- Eugenio Suárez.

There's always a handful of players who enter spring training with something to prove. Which three Reds players can't afford a quiet showing this spring?

The Boston Red Sox confirmed what everyone already assumed. Garrett Crochet will be the Opening Day starter against the Cincinnati Reds.

The Cincinnati Reds will be sending Spencer Steer to the outfield early and often this spring. Moving him off first base is certain to divide the fanbase.