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With Tyler Stephenson expected to leave in free agency, the Cincinnati Reds need to find a stopgap option behind the plate until top prospect Alfredo Duno is ready.

Blog Red Machine suggests former Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Ben Rortvedt could serve as a temporary free agent target for the Cincinnati Reds. With Tyler Stephenson potentially departing, the Reds need a short-term solution behind the plate while waiting for top prospect Alfredo Duno to reach the majors. Rortvedt recently elected free agency after being designated for assignment by the Dodgers in September.
Writer Brandon Glick argues that while Rortvedt offers strong defensive receiving, his offensive production remains limited after posting a .370 OPS with Los Angeles. Glick contends Rortvedt would be best suited as a minor-league depth option alongside backup Jose Trevino, warning that relying on him as a primary starter would be insufficient for Cincinnati.
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