Switch-hitting corner infielder Jeimer Candelario sat out his second game in a row when the Reds played the Miami Marlins on Monday. The 31-year-old is lost at the plate over the first 24 games in which he’s played in 16 of them.
Jeimer Candelario is off to another slow start which have caused some Cincinnati Reds fans to write him off. The thing is, this is what he always does…so is a turnaround coming?
Jeimer Candelario broke an 0-for-15 slump with a two-run homer and Cincinnati turned in a pair of key defensive plays in a 5-3 win over the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday.
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Since Eugenio Suárez’s departure after the 2021 season, the Cincinnati Reds have struggled to find a consistent third baseman. After cycling through stop gaps and failed prospects, Cincinnati signed Jeimer Candelario last winter to solidify the position.
The question of how the Reds will divide their playing time at third base has loomed large over camp.
The Reds fell to the Texas Rangers 4-3 on Wednesday afternoon in Surprise, Arizona. Here are our postgame takeaways: Martinez Bounces Back after Rough First Inning The game got off to a rough start for Martinez.
The Cincinnati Reds’ signing Jeimer Candelario in December of 2023 was a surprise. A team with buddling young talent at first and third left many wondering how the puzzle would all fit.
The Reds have signed catcher Austin Wynns and infielder/outfielder Levi Jordan to minor league deals, per the MLB.com transaction tracker for each player.
Jeimer Candelario came up limping and left the game after beating out an infield single in the Dominican Winter League on Monday night. Reds President of Baseball Operations, Nick Krall provided an update on the veteran during the Reds Hot Stove show on Tuesday night.
Reds veteran Jeimer Candelario left the game after legging out an infield single in the Dominican Winter League on Monday night. After lunging towards first base, Candelario came up limping and eventually left the game.
Jeimer Candelario doesn't play for the Washington Nationals anymore, but he's still the gift that keeps on giving. When the Nationals signed him to a one-year, $5 million deal prior to the 2023 season, he was just supposed to be a stopgap.
The Cincinnati Reds will be without a key player indefinitely as they go into the decisive game of their three-game series against the host Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.
The Cincinnati Reds placed Jeimer Candelario on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with a fractured left big toe. He is batting .225 with 20 homers, 23 doubles and 56 RBIs in 112 games in his first season with the Reds.
It hasn’t been officially relayed by the club when Candelario suffered this injury or how long it expects him to be out.
The Reds signed Jeimer Candelario to a three-year, $45 million contract this offseason hoping that he could bring stability to a young lineup. Instead, Candelario has been another inconsistent piece of David Bell's squad.
The Toronto Blue Jays were wheeling and dealing this trade deadline, moving numerous players across the league to try and regather themselves for a run in the 2025 season and restock a depleted farm system.
The Reds beat the Braves 4-1 on Monday night to snap a four-game losing streak. Cincinnati improves to 48-53 on the season. Here are our postgame takeaways: Small Ball Outside of Will Benson's solo homer in the third inning, the Reds played small ball for most of the night.
The Houston Astros are a team to watch ahead of the MLB trade deadline later this month. They could look to get aggressive on the trade market and the first base position is a need for them.
The free agency of infielder Jeimer Candelario concluded in surprising fashion, with the Reds agreeing to terms with him despite a pre-existing infield logjam.
Despite a dearth of young infielders (and more on the way), veteran infield help is coming to the Queen City. The Cincinnati Reds are signing Jeimer Candelario to a three-year, $45 million deal with a club option worth an additional year at $15 million.
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I guess players, agents, and general managers are night owls as well. Early Thursday morning, it was reported by MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand that the Cincinnati Reds are in agreement to sign Jeimer Candelario.
The 2023-24 MLB offseason is slowly building momentum, with a free agent spending frenzy potentially on the horizon. The winter meetings are right around the corner, and presumably, some of the top offensive players on the open market will soon find new homes.
The Seattle Mariners likely did not send Eugenio Suarez packing without having a fallback plan in mind.
It had been a 21-year drought for the Seattle Mariners before the club made the postseason in 2022 and now they are on the verge of making it for the second year in a row. Still, even teams built to content consistently will seek upgrades in the offseason.
Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani's impending free agency has turned the Aug. 1 MLB trade deadline into one of the most highly anticipated events in recent memory. But what the Angels decide what to do with their star, there are plenty of less heralded players who could end up making an impact at the deadline and into the fall for new teams.
Taking a look at some potential trade options for the Yankees while Aaron Judge is out injured.
We're almost two months into the regular season and the Washington Nationals find themselves where most pundits expect them to be for the foreseeable future: last place in the NL East.
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