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February 3, 2021 After breaking apart their bullpen in an effort to cut costs, the Reds took a step towards rebuilding it on Tuesday, agreeing to terms with 34-year-old lefty Sean Doolittle on a one-year deal with a base salary of $1.5 million plus as-yet-unspecified incentives. For as modest an expenditure as it is, Doolittle is just the second major league free agent the Reds have signed this winter from outside the organization (Kyle Farmer was signed to a new major league deal after previously being non-tendered). The two-time All-Star has ample experience closing, something in short supp...

January 23, 2021 Over the last two days, the Reds have made a couple of small trades — acquiring Hector Perez from Toronto for a PTBNL or cash and Cionel Pérez from Houston for former South Carolina catcher Luke Berryhill — to bolster their bullpen depth. These are the latest in a series of transactions that are part of an obvious effort to pick up change of scenery candidates (Jeff Hoffman, the Perez(s), Art Warren), or players falling off the bottom of other rosters (Edgar Ernesto Garcia, Brandon Bailey) to try to create an above-replacement injury/COVID safety valve at the bottom of C...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Jan 13, 2021 6:26 AM Join Jim Day and Tommy Thrall for the Reds Hot Stove League program at 5:06 this evening on News Radio 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP and whopam.com. Tonight’s guests are right hand pitchers Tejay Antone and Art Warren, who was recently acquired from the Texas Rangers. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comment-content a').attr('target','_blank'); }); Latest

Right-hander Art Warren was sent by the Texas Rangers to the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday for $100,000.

Thursday Morning Links Share this story Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports Hard throwing pitching convert Fernery Ozuna has followed a long and twisted path on his way to (hopefully) becoming a major league pitcher. Pro baseball’s first black female coach graduated from high school in Colleyville and was an intern with the Rangers. Hope springs eternal in Chris Woodward’s breast, and he has all kinds of positive feelings about the Rangers in the 2021 season. Most Read