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Reds president Nick Krall says the team needs pitching and is open to trading veterans

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If you follow the Reds, here's the winter plan from the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. Nick Krall said the team will "stay open on everything" and that he can see the Reds "going down that route" of trading veterans. On Elly De La Cruz, he said, "We haven't had any conversations regarding him this offseason."

Five Reds arms carry questions into the offseason

PitcherStatus
Hunter GreeneHad Tommy John surgery
Brady SingerFree agent
Brandon WilliamsonNo full season since 2023
Carson SpiersJust back from Tommy John surgery
Nick LodoloBlister issue defined his 2026

Source: FOX19

Pitching is the clear need. "You have to add pitching," Krall said. A possible lockout isn't changing the approach: "We're going at this as business as usual."

  • New pitching coach: Joe Torres, hired last week
  • Lodolo: 5.48 ERA over the final two months
  • Possible lockout: would begin Dec. 1

3years of team control left on Elly De La Cruz

Krall said the Reds haven't had talks about trading the star shortstop.

Sources: FOX19, Cincinnati Enquirer

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