Cincinnati Reds consider trading Hunter Greene amid trade deadline activity
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 4:30 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
The Cincinnati Reds explored trade options for pitcher Hunter Greene during the August 3 deadline while deciding to keep fellow pitcher Brady Singer. The team appears to have enough depth to compete for the 2027 season and may reassess Greene's trade value this offseason. Greene has struggled to maintain a full season since his debut in 2022, while Singer has pitched effectively and may receive a qualifying offer. This marks a significant shift in the Reds' approach to their pitching roster, with the influx of potential deals based on Greene's future performance.
- •Reds were expected to be sellers at the trade deadline.
- •Greene's trade status indicates uncertainty in his future with the team.
- •Singer, who has performed well, may receive a qualifying offer.
- •Reds aim to build a competitive rotation for the 2027 season.
- •Greene's trade value may rise if he performs well in upcoming games.
- 4:30 AMYahoo Sports — What MLB trade deadline says about Hunter Greene's future | Williams
"Williams: There still might be at least one big outcome to a really small trade deadline for the Cincinnati Reds.
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