Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Reds MLB team page: upcoming games with our picks and odds, recent results and the roster.
Cincinnati Reds play in the NL Central.
Cincinnati Reds overview
The Cincinnati Reds play in the National League Central at Great American Ball Park on the banks of the Ohio River. Cincinnati holds a special place in baseball history as the home of the 1869 Red Stockings, the first openly all-professional team, and the city traditionally hosts one of the first games of every season with a celebrated Opening Day parade. The Reds have won five World Series, including back-to-back titles by the Big Red Machine in 1975 and 1976. For bettors, the Reds' home park stands out as one of the most home run friendly venues in the National League, which shapes how totals are set and how pitching matchups should be weighed.
Betting insights
Great American Ball Park consistently ranks among the easiest parks in baseball to hit home runs, thanks to relatively short power alleys and warm, humid summer air along the river. That makes the over a frequent consideration in Cincinnati, but sportsbooks know it too, so the edge comes from identifying when the posted total overestimates scoring, such as two strong groundball pitchers or a cool, damp spring night. Pitchers who allow lots of fly balls are particularly vulnerable here. The Reds' own pitching staff usually looks better on the road, so separating home and road numbers for Cincinnati starters is a useful habit before betting.
Recent results
- August 25, 2026: Cincinnati Reds 1, San Francisco Giants 3
- August 24, 2026: Cincinnati Reds 0, San Francisco Giants 5
- August 23, 2026: Cincinnati Reds 3, Arizona Diamondbacks 5
- August 22, 2026: Cincinnati Reds 11, Arizona Diamondbacks 5
- August 20, 2026: St. Louis Cardinals 10, Cincinnati Reds 9
Cincinnati Reds roster
- #41 Andrew Abbott Pitchers
- #70 Tejay Antone Pitchers
- #23 Graham Ashcraft Pitchers
- #49 Brock Burke Pitchers
- #26 Chase Burns Pitchers
- #74 Jose Franco Pitchers
- #57 Julian Garcia Pitchers
- #52 Pierce Johnson Pitchers
- #40 Nick Lodolo Pitchers
- #25 Rhett Lowder Pitchers
- #78 Zach Maxwell Pitchers
- #62 Zach McCambley Pitchers
- #47 Luis Mey Pitchers
- #15 Emilio Pagan Pitchers
- #61 Chase Petty Pitchers
- #34 Connor Phillips Pitchers
- #64 Tony Santillan Pitchers
- #51 Brady Singer Pitchers
- #72 Chase Solesky Pitchers
- #68 Carson Spiers Pitchers
- #55 Brandon Williamson Pitchers
- #60 Will Banfield Catchers
- #37 Tyler Stephenson Catchers
- #35 Jose Trevino Catchers
- #2 Edwin Arroyo Infielders
- #85 Leonado Balcazar Infielders
- #46 Juan Brito Infielders
- #16 Oswaldo Cabrera Infielders
- #44 Elly De La Cruz Infielders
- #3 Ke'Bryan Hayes Infielders
- #63 Ivan Johnson Infielders
- #9 Matt McLain Infielders
- #27 Sal Stewart Infielders
- #22 JJ Bleday Outfielders
- #38 Carlos Jorge Outfielders
- #4 Noelvi Marte Outfielders
- #17 Dane Myers Outfielders
- #43 Hector Rodriguez Outfielders
- #28 Eugenio Suarez Designated Hitter
Injuries
- Michael Toglia, Shoulder - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
- Spencer Steer, Wrist - Expected to be out until at least Sep 22, Sidelined
- Hunter Greene, Elbow - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, 2028, Sidelined
- Blake Dunn, Elbow - Expected to be out until at least Mar 1, Sidelined