The Cincinnati Reds first move of the offseason was to avoid arbitration with Oswaldo Cabrera. Is that deal part of a bigger offseason strategy for the Reds?
The Cincinnati Reds have agreed to a one-year deal with utility player Oswaldo Cabrera following the conclusion of the 2026 season. Blog Red Machine suggests Cabrera's addition provides defensive versatility that could theoretically make infielder Spencer Steer expendable in trade discussions this winter.
However, writer Drew Koch notes that a potential trade of Steer remains unlikely due to a second-half wrist injury that diminished his market value. Steer retains two years of team control, and Cincinnati is expected to monitor trade interest while relying on Cabrera and internal depth.
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