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CINCINNATI -- The Reds added a pair of relievers to their 40-man roster via waiver claims on Monday by getting right-handed pitcher Duncan Davitt from the Giants and right-hander Paxton Schultz from the Nationals. Cincinnati's 40-man roster is now at…

The Cincinnati Reds claimed right-handed relievers Duncan Davitt from the San Francisco Giants and Paxton Schultz from the Washington Nationals off waivers on Monday. These roster additions bring Cincinnati's 40-man roster total to 37 players as the club continues to adjust its pitching staff.
Davitt, 27, debuted in 2026, recording a 7.88 ERA across major league stints with the White Sox and Giants. Schultz, 28, posted a 1-2 record and a 6.40 ERA over 27 appearances with the Nationals in 2026 after previously pitching for the Blue Jays in 2025.
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