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The Cincinnati Reds are coming off a disappointing 75-win season that failed to build on any momentum from their 2025 playoff berth. While Elly De La Cruz and Sal Stewart made headlines throughout the season, the Reds proved they weren’t…

Clay Snowden of Just Baseball evaluates the Cincinnati Reds' roster decisions ahead of the upcoming Rule 5 Draft following a 75-win campaign. Snowden argues that breakout infielder Carter Graham and former first-round pick Cam Collier should be protected and added to the 40-man roster. He also notes that other eligible prospects, including Carlos Sanchez and Jay Allen, may risk exposure in the draft.
To clear necessary 40-man roster spots, Snowden suggests Cincinnati consider cutting or moving several players, naming Connor Phillips, Juan Brito, and Noelvi Marte as potential candidates. He argues that the organization lacks a clear identity and must make creative roster moves despite payroll limitations to contend in the NL Central.
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