In anticipation of the 30 pitchers who will report to the Cincinnati Reds’ spring training, here’s a fact or two on each.

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Other notable first-timers include Ryan Braun, Shin-Soo Choo, Edwin Encarnación ... with former Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera, former Reds first baseman Joey Votto and former pitchers ...

His career, which included stints with the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians (now ... Hall of Fame candidates include Ryan Braun, Shin-Soo Choo, Gio González, Alex Gordon, Cole Hamels ...

The Reds are somehow the only team without a representative on the ballot, but this should be a blip for Cincinnati. Edwin Encarnacion, Shin-Soo Choo and Matt Kemp are all due to come on the 2026 ...

Other notable first-timers: Shin-Soo Choo, Edwin Encarnación ... That means he spent each of his 17 MLB seasons with the Reds, who drafted him way back in 2002. Votto won't bring huge counting stats ...

"He made progress in getting deeper into games, expanding his arsenal and getting more swing-and-miss, leading to the Reds taking him second overall last summer, ESPN's Kiley McDaniel wrote.

When Cincinnati Reds president Nick Krall said the recent signing of outfielder Austin Hays and trade for reliever Taylor Rogers were probably his last big-league acquisitions of the winter ...

SOUTHLAKE — Shin-Soo Choo really should cancel this coffee date. He’s got a flat tire. Hit something on the highway on the way back from an errand in Frisco and the next thing he knew ...

Who’s on first? What’s on third? If that sounds like comedy, you’re either older than the last Cincinnati Reds World Series champ or you’ve been scratching your head all winter watching ...