According to NFL Insider Ian Rapoport, the Cincinnati Bengals are signing OT Trent Brown to a 1 year deal.
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Joe Burrow will have two men with the last name “Brown” blocking for him in 2024 at the tackle position.
Trent Brown graded at 80.9 in 2023 according to PFF in the time he was on the field.
Wouldn’t you know it, the Reds still have 5 top 100 prospects.
MLB Pipeline believes the #Reds possess 5 top 100 prospects still. Pipeline added to Sal Stewart’s hit tool: now 55 overall, best hit tool in the Reds org, according to them. Connor Phillips; fastball remains unchanged at 70 grade (Out of 80) which is elite. Schoenwetter (’23 draftee) has the best curve at 60 grade (big time) Rhett Lowder’s control is rated 65 overall, which makes him a top 3 pitcher in the farm systems. The Reds will come into 2024 with the 2nd overall pick in the MLB draft, 90% of its core locked up on rookie deals through 2026, AND a top 7 farm system in baseball.
They’re coming.
April 7th update:
Robbie Grossman is now on the Chicago White Sox Major league roster. They’re 1-8. He signed an MiLB deal is making the minimum currently. The Reds GM Nick Krall did not address the LHP issue in any capacity, Grossman would’ve been a great get for this Reds organization. An article will come out later on who the Reds could potentially trade for to bridge a huge issue. Subscribe for more.
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As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I don’t have specific information about the Reds and Diamond Sports Group broadcasting games. Broadcasting arrangements and partnerships can change, and I recommend checking the latest news or the official websites of the Cincinnati Reds and Diamond Sports Group for the most up-to-date information on their broadcasting agreements.
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One thing I’d like to see the #Reds do, although not necessary:
Begin transitioning Lyon Richardson into a high leverage reliever.
We have a surplus of starters, and this guy has the moxie, and arsenal to handle that role.
His slider improved, curveball is swell, and his changeup is a perfect set up pitch to change eye levels on batters with his rising fastball.
This kid is an extremely slept on piece of the Reds that doesn’t get much attention because he was thrown to the wolves in ’23, simply because we had so many guys injured, and he was already on the 40 man. It’s easy to forget he didn’t pitch at all in ’22 due to TJ, and him in a relief role would also aid in protecting him with health.
To reiterate, not necessary, and there’s nothing wrong with keeping him as a starter, I’m really high on him there as well, but I really think he could be a huge piece to our bullpen, and for him, potentially make him even more money.
The best comparison for him is Michael Lorenzen. Lyon, like Mike, was a two way player out of the draft.
