A new report by Forbes shows that the Reds organization is now worth $1.1 billion and the club had positive operating income (profits) of $37 million last year.
Taking a quick look at how the updated Cincinnati Reds payroll looks for the 2019 season, and how much wiggle room they could have in the budget to spend.
Stunning news. New broom sweeping clean.
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This means the Reds have decided not to go to arbitration for Hamilton's 2019 services. The speedy CF will b... Read More...
Eugenio Suarez's fractured thumb raises anew the issue of when the Reds should call up their top prospect, Nick Senzel. Borrowing from an old post, here's a quick refresher of the labor framework and math of... Read More...
Eugenio Suarez had dutifully followed baseball's reserve clause. He’d earned the minimum salary for parts of four major league seasons. 2018 would be his first chance to negotiate with a club and exercis... Read More...
The Reds and Eugenio Suarez have reached a deal on a 7-year contract. The Reds already had control of Suarez (26) through the 2020 season. So this buys out three years of arbitration and four years of free agen... Read More...
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I tried to avoid this, because my opinion about Marty Brennaman is well-known. His voice (along with that of Joe Nuxhall) is the background music to my childhood, so I don't spend much of my life criticizing hi... Read More...