RedsFanChris

Here it is in all its glory: all 751 Reds acquisitions since May 2018. Some disclaimers: 1. I did this by hand, so there's probably some errors/miscategorized types (i.e., MiLB that should be INTL). 2. These acquisitions come from mlb.com/reds/roster/tr… 3. fWAR for Reds only

Looking back at the potential #Reds ‘Big Bat’ targets this past offseason, and what they ultimately did in 2025. Free agents: Tyler O’Neill, 3-years/$49.5M, Orioles. 54 games, .199 with 9 HR, 3 IL stints (back) Jurickson Profar, 3-years/$42M, Braves. Served 80 game PED suspension Anthony Santander, 5-years/$92.5M, Blue Jays. 54 games, .175 with 6 HR, IL shoulder injury: Missed May into Sept. Joc Pederson, 2-years/$37M, Rangers. 96 games, .181 with 9 HR Michael Conforto, 1-year/$17M, Dodgers. 138 games, .199 with 12 HR Max Kepler, 1-year/$10M, Phillies. 127 games, .216 with 18 HR, .691 OPS, 88 OPS+ Jesse Winker, 1-year/$7.5M, Mets. 26 games, .229 with 1 HR Alex Verdugo, 1-year/$1.5M, Braves. 56 games, .239 with 0 HR, DFA in June Trade target: Luis Robert, White Sox, $15M 2025, $20M team option ‘26-27. 110 games, .223 with 14 HR, .661 OPS Never had a chance at him: Teoscar Hernandez, remained with Dodgers, 3-years/$66M 134 games, .247 w/ 25 HR, .738 OPS. Hernandez last offseason: “I had my mind clear that I wanted to come back and I was going to do anything in my power to make it work and be back with the Dodgers.”

This is what it means.

Reds bullpen rankings since 9/8 1.6 fWAR - 1st 2.52 ERA - 7th 2.89 FIP - 2nd .183 AVG - 2nd 0.96 WHIP - 2nd 17.5 K-BB% - 7th

The Top 50 wRC+ (All of MiLB)

Connor Phillips 2026 High Leverage Reliever 🔜

Stop the count!

Alfredo Duno wrapped up one of the most impressive Lo-A seasons of the year with a 2nd half made of dreams where he posted a 1.127 OPS with a ludicrous 21.4 BB% and 12.7 K% Duno has the tools to be a dynamic slugging backstop including blistering bat speed and an exceptional eye

Truly cannot believe how good Andrew Abbott has been this season

Breaking my silence to say that I think Juan Soto is still underrated for how good he is: 1078 G .282/.418/.531 239 HR | 87 SB 158 wRC+ 41.7 fWAR But that brings up another point…how good Mike Trout was through age 26 1065 G .307/.416/.573 240 HR | 189 SB 171 wRC+ 63.3 fWAR

Sal Stewart's Power Surge 2022-May 2025: 1,074 PAs, 23 HRs (1 HR per 46.7 PAs) Pull-side 12 HRs, CF 4 HRs, Oppo 6 HRs. June-Aug. 2025: 304 PAs, 17 HRs (1 HR per 17.9 PAs) Pull-side 13 HRs, CF 2 HR, Oppo 2 HRs.

Ke’Bryan Hayes 2025 pre and post trade BB%: 4.6% 📈 8.6% K%: 20.7% 📉 15.2% AVG: .236 📈 .274 OBP: .279 📈 .343 SLG: .290 📈 .453 OPS: .569 📈 .795 ISO: .054 📈 .179 wOBA: .254 📈 .346 wRC+: 57 📈 117

Brady Singer is posting the highest Fly Ball rate of his career (by far), while also posting the lowest Groundball rate of his career (by far). Despite that, he’s still posting the best HR/9 of his career. Have the Reds figured out the art of forcing routine flyballs?

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According to the Reds MiLB transactions log, Adolfo Sanchez and Jirvin Morillo were both promoted stateside Sanchez is the Reds #11 prospect, per MLB Pipeline Sanchez 154 PA .339/.474/.504 15.6 BB% | 13.6 K% 157 wRC+ Morillo 139 PA .259/.381/.431 16.5 BB% | 18.0 K% 112 wRC+

Ke’Bryan Hayes now currently has a .765 OPS as a Red He had a .569 OPS with the Pirates this year before the deadline

For those keeping track at home IN 4.6 fWAR (so far) High floor OF prospect (Lantigua) OUT 0.6 fWAR (so far) #66 MLB prospect (Sirota) Fringe future top 100 prospect (Serwinowski)

IN Ke’Bryan Hayes: 0:4 fWAR OUT Taylor Rogers: traded Sammy Stafura: 54 wRC+ in 11 games at A+ IN Zack Littell: 0.5 fWAR OUT Brian Van Belle: 2.04 ERA in 3 AAA games Adam Serwinowski: 0.53 ERA in 3 A+ games IN Miguel Andujar: 0.5 fWAR OUT Kenya Huggins: 4.70 ERA in 3 A+ games

Quick audit of Reds’ trades (thread) IN Brady Singer: 2.3 fWAR OUT Jonathan India: -0.3 fWAR Joey Wiemer: DFA’d IN Jose Trevino: 0.9 fWAR OUT Fernando Cruz: 0.9 fWAR Alex Jackson: N/A IN Gavin Lux: 0.4 fWAR OUT Mike Sirota: 189 wRC+ across A/A+ Comp A pick: Charles Davalan