Former Cincinnati Reds catcher Curt Casali retired earlier this season and took a job with the team's front office. On Friday, it was reported that Casali has taken a position on Buster Posey's staff with the San Francisco Giants. He will be a special advisor in San Francisco's front office.

The Spun visits with the Big Red Machine stars to discuss the 50th anniversary of their epic World Series win over the Boston Red Sox.

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On Sunday, Roger Straz and I gave our end-of-season top-30 Cincinnati Reds prospect rankings on the Red Hot Reds podcast. Here is part three of that list, ranking prospects one through five. 5. Edwin Arroyo - Shortstop - Double-A Chattanooga Edwin Arroyo could have been fighting for a chance to be promoted to Cincinnati at some point in 2025,

Travis's response prompted Clooney to take a trip down memory lane and revisit his college days in the Queen City. The 64-year-old actor confirmed to the Kelce brothers that he attended their alma mater, the University of Cincinnati, for "a minute."

Links between the Cincinnati Reds and free agent slugger Kyle Schwarber are not going away. The National League Central team became a surprise contender to land the MVP candidate immediately following the 2025 season. Many baseball insiders, however, believed that Schwarber’s hometown Reds were essentially chasing their white whale.

The 25-year-old was left with a decision about his baseball career. He signed with Aguilas de Mexicali of the Mexico Pacific Winter League for the 2024-25 season. He pitched in 13 games, allowing five earned runs in 12 innings, five walks, and 16 strikeouts. The Cincinnati Reds signed him in October 2024.

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