On Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds placed prospect Rhett Lowder on the 15-day injured list with a right forearm strain, according to the team. That's a concerning development for Lowder, who is the team's No.
MLB.com recently ranked all 30 farm systems, and the Reds' system was ranked 11th best in the Major Leagues. That moves them up from 14th in the 2024 midseason rankings.
Reds' General Manager Brad Meador joined Jeff Brantley and John Sadak on the broadcast on Saturday and provided an update on starters Andrew Abbott and Rhett Lowder.
Reds pitchers Andrew Abbott and Rhett Lowder are both competing for spots in the starting rotation, but both have had a slow start to spring due to nagging injuries.
After dominating over his last 12 appearances last season, Reds' starting pitcher Rhett Lowder is competing for a rotation spot this spring, and he's embracing every part of it.
A pair of Reds starters are slightly behind in the early portion of camp. The Reds revealed last week that rookie right-hander Rhett Lowder was delayed in January by minor elbow soreness that arose during his offseason work (relayed by Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer).
The Cincinnati Reds are reportedly taking an extra cautious approach with top pitching prospect Rhett Lowder and he may not be ready for Opening Day. He's battled some elbow soreness early in spring training, but there isn't thought to be much worry.
Notes from the first smatterings of Reds baseball from Goodyear. It has been 136 days since the Cincinnati Reds wrapped their 2024 season with a 3-0 win over the Chicago Cubs, a game that came just one day after Rhett Lowder put the finishing touches on his first professional season.
Reds rookie Rhett Lowder is dealing with elbow soreness that will delay his start entering camp. Lowder underwent a MRI and there isn't any structural damage.
The Cincinnati Reds are dealing with some troubling news at the outset of spring training. According to Mark Sheldon of MLB.com: Rhett Lowder is dealing with some elbow soreness and is being limited with his program.
And they all have one distinct characteristic in common! The farm of the Cincinnati Reds was represented by a trio of pitchers in Baseball America’s latest edition of the Top 100 overall prospects in baseball.
Spring training is upon us and five Reds players have new numbers for the 2025 season. Rhett Lowder changed his number from 81 to 25. Luis Mey will wear No.
MLB.com recently polled Major League Baseball front office executives and asked which prospects have the best tools. Rhett Lowder was voted as the prospect with the most pitchability at 34.1%.
Vote for which player you think deserves spot #2! Rhett Lowder reached the big leagues in his first full season as a professional, and dazzled at times after arriving.
The Cincinnati Reds have made a couple of moves to shore up the strength of their starting rotation this offseason. The moves carry with them a question: what about Rhett Lowder?
The Reds have the 17th-best farm system in Major League Baseball according to Bleacher Report. "The Reds are poised to bolster an already promising young rotation with recent first-round picks Rhett Lowder (No.
The Reds need an outfielder. Could they make a blockbuster trade involving top prospect Rhett Lowder? ESPN Senior Writer David Schoenfield proposed a trade that would send Lowder to the A's for outfielder Brent Rooker.
Baseball America ranked the Cincinnati Reds' top prospects on Tuesday. Check out the top five prospects below, including our own analysis and insights from the Reds Senior Director of Player Development Jeremy Farrell: 1.
The Cincinnati Reds will go for a three-game sweep when they face the Minnesota Twins on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis. Cincinnati (73-77) is coming off a decisive 11-1 win over the Twins on Saturday night, which followed an 8-4 victory in the series opener on Friday.
Rhett Lowder earned his first career big-league victory as the visiting Cincinnati Reds blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 on Tuesday night. Lowder (1-1) held the Cardinals to five hits in five innings.
Cincinnati Reds rookie Rhett Lowder is wasting no time proving he belongs in the big leagues. The 22-year-old right-hander will search for his first win on Tuesday when the Reds visit the St.
The Cincinnati Reds have selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Rhett Lowder, the team announced Friday morning. Lowder, the No. 2 prospect in the Reds' farm system, will make his MLB debut against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday.
Rhett Lowder was born in Albemarle, North Carolina, on March 8, 2002. He played high school baseball at North Stanly High School in New London, NC. He was the sixth-ranked RHP and the 12th-ranked overall player in North Carolina.