Can We Name All 61 Players For The 2024 Cincinnati Reds? | MLB Sporcle | Chatterbox Reds

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Fernando Cruz
Rhett Lowder
Yosver Zulueta
Carson Spiers
Hunter Greene
Alexis Díaz
Ian Gibaut
Tony Santillan
Emilio Pagan
Brent Suter
Nick Martinez
Jakob Junis
Buck Farmer
Justin Wilson
Will Benson
Noelvi Marte
Rece Hinds
Elly De La Cruz
TJ Friedl
Santiago Espinal
Luke Maile
Spencer Steer
Ty France
Tyler Stephenson
Jonathan India
Jake Fraley
Blake Dunn
Amed Rosario
Jeimer Candelario
Nick Lodolo
Sam Moll
Julian Aguiar
Andrew Abbott
Tejay Antone
Christian Roa
Graham Ashcraft
Matt McLain
Christian Encarnacion-Strand
Stuart Fairchild
Austin Wynns
Lyon Richardson
Connor Phillips
Casey Legumina
Brandon Leibrandt
Jacob Hurtubise
Joey Wiemer
Nick Martini

These 6 big roster Q’s await Cincy this offseason
September 18th, 2024
Mark Sheldon

CINCINNATI – It won’t take long after the season for eyes on the Reds to gaze ahead to 2025. These final 10 games, beginning Wednesday, could solidify front office opinions about the manager, the coaching staff and the roster itself.

The makeup of the 40-man roster is still a fluid situation because of myriad contractual and health factors. It’s also unknown what the 2025 payroll budget looks like.

“A lot of decisions,” Reds president of baseball operations Nick Krall said. “You have to add guys. You have to leave spots open for free agency. There’s a lot of questions. We haven’t gotten to that point yet where we’re making decisions on anything. Get to the end of the season, figure out who’s healthy, figure out where we have to go with everybody.”

While this doesn’t cover every decision ahead for Cincinnati, here are some key ones.

Arbitration guys: Santiago Espinal and Ty France
Espinal has been a valuable addition as a utility player who now plays almost every day because of his routinely superb glove and underrated bat that has delivered when called upon – especially in the second half.

Turning 30 in November, Espinal is making $2.73 million in 2024 and is third-year eligible for arbitration this winter.

France has a smaller body of work with the Reds since he came over in a July 29 trade with the Mariners after being designated for assignment. But his resume has been nicely rebuilt.

Entering Wednesday, France has an OPS over 100 points higher with Cincinnati than he had in Seattle (.765 to .662) and a batting average that’s more than 60 points better (.288 to .223). He has also solidified first base defensively.

What makes France a more challenging decision than Espinal? He’s making more and will get a raise from his $6.78 million salary through arbitration (third year). The Reds are also expecting Christian Encarnacion-Strand to be back in 2025 after what was essentially a lost 2024 season because of struggles and a broken left hand.

“They both played well for this team,” Krall said of Espinal and France. “They’ve both done a good job. The more opportunities they’ve gotten, the more they’ve taken advantage. Both are great guys in the clubhouse. Both have been really good here. We’re going to get to the offseason and try to figure out where we’re going with a lot of different guys.”