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Former NL Rookie of the Year, Jonathan India and the Cincinnati Reds have agreed to a two-year deal. Both parties will avoid an arbitration hearing for this year and next. India, who is represented by the Boras Corporation, will be under club control through the 2026 season. Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reported that he will be paid $3.8 million in 2024 and $5 million in 2025. Plus, … [Read more...] about Former NL Rookie of the Year Agreed to Terms On a Two-Year Contract

For the past couple of seasons, starting pitcher Frankie Montas has been trying to establish himself as a dominant starter. Last season, Montas missed most of the regular season for the New York Yankees, only making one appearance on the mound on September 30th. He would miss the first month of the season with right shoulder inflammation. A few weeks later it was announced that … [Read more...] about Frankie Montas Signs One-Year Deal with Reds

Despite a dearth of young infielders (and more on the way), veteran infield help is coming to the Queen City. The Cincinnati Reds are signing Jeimer Candelario to a three-year, $45 million deal with a club option worth an additional year at $15 million. Jeimer Candelario has reportedly signed with the Cincinnati Reds. pic.twitter.com/Y1AiPbSVLw — MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) … [Read more...] about Cincinnati Reds Sign Jeimer Candelario

The Cincinnati Reds failed to add enough pitching at the trade deadline this past summer. The team missed out on a Wild Card spot by just two games. The lack of activity in the summer might have cost them that spot. However, the team won’t be as passive this offseason. On Wednesday, Mark Feinsand of MLB reported that the Reds and reliever Emilio Pagan have agreed to a two-year … [Read more...] about Reds, Emilio Pagan Agree to Two-Year Deal

Joey Votto has been in the league for a long time. After all his accolades, is he Cooperstown-bound? Votto’s potential to make it to Cooperstown continues to grow. He has made a solid case to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame. After his 17 years of service to the Cincinnati Reds, the question is – did he do enough? Votto’s potential to land in Cooperstown Votto has been around … [Read more...] about Joey Votto’s Potential To Make It To Cooperstown