The Reds are going nowhere fast. It's time to get a jump on a 2026 playoff run by trading players now. Who should they deal?

The Los Angeles Dodgers took roughly $3 million in payroll commitment off the Cincinnati Reds' hands in Alexis Díaz trade.

But Cincinnati has struggled this season. Greene and De La Cruz have been good, though they could still be better, but as a whole, the team has struggled. While they are struggling, the trade rumors ...

Plus notes on the Reds sending former closer Alexis Díaz to the Dodgers, injury updates and how the minor-league teams are ...

The Cincinnati Reds should begin preparing to sell at the trade deadline due to their poor ... Even an All-Star shortstop needs a holiday off once in a while. Sort of. Elly De La Cruz, the only ...

The San Diego Padres are in the market for a new left fielder as the trade deadline nears, and Austin Hays could be an option ...

First, former All-Star closer Alexis Díaz was unable to fix his issues on the mound in the big leagues for the Reds. Then, ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Following two months where former All-Star Alexis Díaz underwhelmed, underperformed and made a poor ...

However, Reds star Elly De La Cruz matched the production. He belted two home runs to propel the Cincinnati offense. Those ...

This boring team needs ... trade value. And Brady Singer, Gavin Lux and Santiago Espinal all have one additional year of club control, which might add to their value. All things Reds: Latest ...

This boring team needs a facelift. But will the Reds actually do anything? And how much could they do? Wittenmyer: I’ve been saying that for weeks. It’s time to jump the trade market as sellers.