W ith pitchers and catchers set to report to spring training in less than a month, the Reds announced their Major League non-roster invitees today.
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.
While some people may enjoy the cold and snow that Cincinnati has seen this month, others are patiently waiting for spring and warmer temperatures.
On Tuesday, the Reds announced they have invited 15 non-roster players to Major League Spring Training, headlined by right-hander Chase Burns, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft. Burns will be joined by pitchers Jose Acuña,
Burns, a right-hander out of Wake Forest, joins Jose Acuña and Zach Maxwell as non-roster pitchers invited to camp.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Cincinnati pitchers and catchers report to spring training on February 12, but on Saturday, front office personnel and new manager Terry Francona, along with a handful of players, were at Lexington’s Red Mile for the annual Reds Caravan.
In conjunction with the 25th season of Dayton Dragons Professional Baseball in 2025, the Reds and their Minor League affiliate, the Dayton Dragons, will say thank you to Dragons fans when the Reds close out their spring training schedule with a game at Day Air Ballpark in Dayton.
Two days before the start of the Major League season, the Cincinnati Reds will play their final spring training game at Day Air Ballpark.
There is a foot of melting snow and slush surrounding my home, the Bengals didn’t make the playoffs, and I couldn’t be more ready for Reds Spring Training to begin.  While the Reds haven’t made a massive splash in offseason moves,
Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Nick Martini is set to join the Colorado Rockies for their big league Spring Training camp after inking a minor league deal.
With the Cincinnati Reds set to report to Goodyear, Arizona, for spring training in mid-February, optimism served as the theme for Friday’s Cincinnati Reds Caravan event at the Baker Street
The Reds signed Young to a minor-league contract Monday that includes an invitation to spring training, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.