The Cincinnati Reds have reportedly been eyeing a trade for Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. for months. Could they finally pull the trigger?

When Boston shockingly traded Rafael Devers last month, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said: "I do think there's a real chance that at the end of the season, we're looking back and we've won more games than we otherwise would've."

The Reds will be sellers at the Aug. 2 trade deadline and arguably the team that has the most to sell. Luis Castillo and Tyler Mahle are two of the top pitchers on the trade market.

The New York Mets currently find themselves 1.5 games back in the NL East, with a struggling bullpen that has cost them games late. The latest came on Friday night, when reliever Alex Carillo replaced starter Sean Manaea after four innings and proceeded to surrender a 2-1 lead,

The Reds are telling teams they plan to trade from their bullpen, report C. Trent Rosecrans and Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic. That is not yet a signal about their deadline direction, though.

With all the rumors surrounding Athletics pitcher Mason Miller, this latest report suggests that he won't be going anywhere.

There are some Reds players who don’t carry much trade value because of their contracts, including Mike Moustakas (owed $38 million over the next two years), Shogo Akiyama ($8 million next ...