The 2025-26 offseason promises to be a transformative one for the Cincinnati Reds, though whether that's a good or bad thing may depend on your perspective.
Rumblings of a Hunter Greene trade have sent the fanbase into a frenzy, and while it's probably too early to treat those rumors as anything more than conjecture, it's true that the Reds' starting pitching depth puts them in an enviable position heading into the winter. There's a difference, however, between being comfortable and being comfortable enough to trade your ace with four years of club control remaining.
In the meantime, it is worth focusing on impending free agents and players on the fringes of the 40-man roster.