Editorial Staff
C. Trent Rosecrans
-
![reds-900x635]()
Aristides Aquino: Reds 2019 Minor League Player Of The Year
Aquino hit 28 home runs in just 78 games with Triple-A Louisville in 2019.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Jose Garcia Bulks Up His Game
The 21-year-old Cuban shortstop had developed both his frame and his power production in the pitcher-friendly Florida State League.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Reds Reward A.J. Bumpass For Furious Finish
The Reds' bought into the University of Cincinnati senior after a loud postseason performance.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Josh VanMeter Adjusts His Swing On The Fly
Hitting more fly balls paid off for VanMeter, who mashed 13 homers in his first 30 Triple-A games to earn a callup.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Reds 'Lucky' To Have Landed Joel Kuhnel
An 11th-round pick in 2016, Kuhnel has struck out 18 batters and walked only four in his first 13.1 innings at Double-A Chattanooga.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Ryan Hendrix Throws 'Very Special' Curveball
The 24-year-old Hendrix has a breaking ball that draws rave reviews from multiple Reds catching prospects.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Nick Senzel Is Confident In Center Field
The system's No. 1 prospect received special instruction and even trained differently to become the best center fielder possible.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Tyler Stephenson Is Ready For Next Step
After catching more than 100 games in 2018, Reds catching prospect Tyler Stephenson is prepared for his first taste of the upper levels.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Jose Siri Sees An Opening In Cincinnati
The tooled-up Siri is excited that the Reds have a potential opening in center field—but first he must prove he can manage his at-bats like a big leaguer.
-
![reds-900x635]()
Jimmy Herget Adjusts To Higher Level
With a sidearm delivery, Herget had to learn how to combat more advanced lefthanded hitters at Triple-A.
