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Ty France experienced a mid-career renaissance with the San Diego Padres this season. Unfortunately for the Cincinnati Reds, that success has him hoping for a reunion with San Diego in 2027.

Blog Red Machine reports that free-agent first baseman Ty France's preference to re-sign with the San Diego Padres complicates potential offseason plans for the Cincinnati Reds. The article argues that France would be an ideal free-agent fit to allow Cincinnati to shift Sal Stewart to third base, but France has expressed a firm commitment to remaining with the Padres after a standout season.
France posted an .865 OPS and won a Gold Glove as a first baseman after previously playing on a minor-league deal. The writer notes that even if San Diego's pitching needs push France toward the open market, expected competition and high bidding will likely price the Reds out of a reunion.
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