Lovers of the Cincinnati Reds offense may be heard uttering these words,” Take your time Tyler, no really take your time.” Tyler Stephenson was a big component in the Reds’ offense last season.
Austin Wynns boasts a .455 batting average with two home runs and nine RBI. Yet, in one of baseball’s inherent injustices, his reward will most likely be a ride to Louisville.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson has been on the injured list since the start of the season with an internal left oblique strain. Prior to Wednesday's game against the Seattle Mariners, FanDuel Sports Network's Jim Day provided an update on the Reds catcher.
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona spoke to reporters before Tuesday's game against the Seattle Mariners and provided injury updates on Tyler Stephenson, Rhett Lowder, Wade Miley and Sam Moll.
Tyler Stephenson was a large part of the Cincinnati Reds offense last season as well as a key resource for the pitching staff. His spring training was interrupted after nine games with a strained left oblique.
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona spoke with reporters before Friday night's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates and provided some key injury updates.
Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson started the season on the injured list due to an oblique strain. It sounds like the veteran is progressing and could be back on the field in the near future.
MLB teams have begun to sort out the rest of their 2025 roster decisions on March 26, as many players hit the IL. We knew Alexis Diaz would hit the IL, and that was confirmed on the 26th.
The Reds have a new pitching machine that can replicate pitchers' deliveries and their pitches. Tyler Stephenson shared the news during a recent spring training game.
First Tyler Stephenson, now Jose Trevino. Just hours after the Reds announced that Stephenson has an oblique strain that will cause him to miss the start of the season, their backup catcher also went down with an injury.
The question of how the Reds will divide their playing time at third base has loomed large over camp.
The Cincinnati Reds received a setback on Friday as catcher Tyler Stephenson was placed on the 10-day injured list with a low-grade internal left oblique strain.
It’s a tough blow for the Reds to start the season.
Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson was scratched from Wednesday’s lineup due to some back pain, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reported yesterday. Today, manager Terry Francona tells Sheldon that the backstop is headed for an MRI.
After a 77-win season for the Reds, Cincinnati sought a major shakeup this winter after what could be considered a disappointing 2024 season. The Reds not only picked up a new manager but also bolstered both their pitching and hitting depth.
As the Reds prepare for the 2025 season, Tyler Stephenson is looking to take a step forward defensively, particularly in controlling the running game. After dealing with a fractured collarbone in 2022, his ability to throw out baserunners hasn’t been the same, but he’s determined to get back to form.
With catcher Jose Trevino making his way to the Cincinnati Reds to share time behind the plate with Tyler Stephenson, fans are excited for what the former Platinum Glover can bring.
A year ago, Cincinnati Reds fans were calling for an upgrade at catcher. Tyler Stephenson, coming off several injuries in 2022, was having a down year at the plate while looking lost behind it.
Tyler Stephenson has been on a tear at the plate for the Cincinnati Reds this week and he'll try to keep it going in the opener of a three-game series on Friday evening against the visiting Miami Marlins.
It was a down season for Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson last season as his batting average and OPS were down compared to previous years as it could be credited to a season-ending shoulder injury beforehand.
Tyler Stephenson was once viewed as Cincinnati’s catcher of the future. A 10-year answer behind the plate and staple of the Reds next great teams. Fast forward only two years and people want him off the team, serving in a backup role, and traded at his lowest value.
Stephenson suffered a fractured clavicle last month, putting his season in doubt.
Tyler Stephenson does not have a timetable to return.
Before the setback, Stephenson was hitting .309 with five home runs and 31 RBI on the campaign.
Voit became public enemy No.1 on Tuesday night when he collided hard at home plate with Tyler Stephenson and left the Reds catcher with a concussion.
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