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The Cincinnati Reds may be priced out of Nick Martinez's market, but a free agent pitcher with ties to Terry Francona could be a nice fit.

Writer Drew Koch suggests the Cincinnati Reds could target free-agent pitcher Aaron Civale as an affordable alternative to Nick Martinez this winter. Civale previously played under Reds manager Terry Francona with the Cleveland Guardians, potentially aiding a pursuit. With Spotrac projecting Martinez to command a two-year, $42 million deal, the writer argues that Cincinnati may seek cheaper rotation and bullpen depth.
Civale carries an estimated market value of around $6.7 million after splitting last season between the Athletics and Chicago Cubs. Pitching entirely in relief across 18 appearances for Chicago, Civale posted a 1.72 ERA and 1.064 WHIP, showcasing versatility as both a starter and reliever.
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