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Juan Soto rejects qualifying offer; Reds' Nick Martinez accepts
Former New York Yankees outfielder Juan Soto and former New York Mets right-hander Luis Severino were among the players who rejected a qualifying offer from their 2024 club on Tuesday and elected to remain free agents.
N. Martinez accepts qualifying offer, will pitch for Reds in 2025
In a decision that likely settles offseason questions about filling the Reds rotation, free-agent pitcher Nick Martinez has accepted the club's qualifying offer to return for the 2025 season. Martinez also did not rule out the possibility of staying longer.
2024 MLB qualifying offer: 12 reject $21.05M deal, including Juan Soto, Max Fried; Reds' Nick Martinez accepts
Major League Baseball's deadline for players to accept or reject the qualifying offer passed on Tuesday afternoon with more of a whimper than a bang. Of the 13 players to receive the one-year offer worth $21.
Nick Martinez accepts $21.05M qualifying offer, stays with Reds
Right-hander Nick Martinez accepted the Cincinnati Reds ' $21.05 million qualifying offer, multiple outlets reported Monday. Martinez, 34, opted to stay put after a breakout season in which he finished 10-7 with a 3.10 ERA in 42 games in16 starts and struck out 116 batters in 142 1/3 innings.
Pitcher Nick Martinez accepts $21.05 million qualifying offer to remain with Reds
Pitcher Nick Martinez is accepting a $21.05 million qualifying offer from Cincinnati and is remaining with the Reds rather than pursuing the free-agent market. A 34-year-old right-hander, Martinez was among 13 free agents who received the qualifying offers from their former clubs on Nov.
Cincinnati Reds pitching plans more clear with Nick Martinez' decision to accept $21M QO
The Cincinnati Reds' top pitcher in 2024 plans to forgo free agency and return in '25. Nick Martinez informed the team Monday he accepted the QO.
Free agent pitcher Martinez accepts qualifying offer, will return to Reds
A key piece of the Cincinnati Reds' pitching staff last season is returning to the organization.Earlier this month, the Reds extended a qualifying offer to right-handed pitcher Nick Martinez as he was hitting free agency.
RHP Nick Martinez accepts Reds' $21.05M qualifying offer
Right-hander Nick Martinez said Monday that he accepted the Cincinnati Reds' $21.05 million qualifying offer. The deal makes him the highest-paid player on the Reds for 2025. Martinez, 34, opted

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Athletics Mentioned as Possible Trade Destination for Reds Veteran
The Cincinnati Reds enter the offseason with another logjam in the infield.Could they trade one of their major free agent ...
Long and short of how Elly De La Cruz plays critical role in Cincinnati Reds rebound plans
If the Cincinnati Reds find a superstar to lead them to the playoffs in 2025 it's almost sure to be found in the growth of ...
Reds’ Nick Martinez accepts qualifying offer; Juan Soto, Corbin Burnes among 12 to reject
Of the 144 players who've received a qualifying offer since the system was implemented in 2012, Martinez is just the 14th to ...
Reds 2025 Post-Game Concert Series announced
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Reds 2025 Post-Game Concert Series will feature multi-platinum Nashville band Old Dominion and Grammy ...
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Reds' Tyler Callihan: Added to 40-man roster
The Reds selected Callihan's contract from Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday. Callihan has only played four games above Double-A, so he probably won't be up in the majors early this season, but he had ...
Former Reds player honored with grave marker over a century after his death
The ceremony, held at Saint Mary's Cemetery, was organized by the group "Gone But Not Forgotten" from Major League Baseball's ...
Baseball America's Prospect Rankings: Analyzing the Reds 6-10 Ranked Prospects
Baseball America ranked the Cincinnati Reds' top prospects on Tuesday. Check out the prospects ranked 6th-10th below, ...
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Kansas City Royals and Cincinnati Reds surprising pick among MLB execs to ‘make noise’ this offseason
Execs around MLB surprisingly expect both the Kansas City Royals and Cincinnati Reds to "make serious noise" on the open ...