Cubs' Ian Happ a potential target for Reds in free agency
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 4:31 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Chicago Cubs left fielder Ian Happ is a pending free agent and has expressed fondness for Cincinnati, where he played college baseball. Happ has a career.784 OPS and has won four Gold Gloves, making him an attractive option for a Reds team looking to enhance both offense and defense. Reds president Nick Krall's front office faces challenges in rebuilding the roster as the season progresses. Both offensive output and fielding have been issues for the Reds, leading to a focus on improving their overall capabilities ahead of the offseason. Cincinnati must evaluate its budget and strategy as it approaches free agency this winter.
- •Ian Happ has a career.784 OPS and multiple Gold Gloves
- •Cubs looking to secure a playoff berth
- •Reds need to address poor hitting and fielding
- •Cincinnati's front office faces budget constraints
- •Happ's local connections could influence his choices
- 4:31 AMYahoo Sports — Why Cubs' Ian Happ is the Cincinnati Reds' prototype free agent target
"Chicago Cubs LF Ian Happ, the former UC star, is a pending free agent with 4 Gold Gloves and a career .784 OPS. It's 1.002 in 66 career games at GABP.
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