Cincinnati Reds Roster 2023: Players, Positions and Status

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The Cincinnati Reds are a professional baseball team based in Cincinnati, Ohio. They compete in the National League (NL) Central division of Major League Baseball (MLB). The Reds have won five World Series championships, nine NL pennants, and ten division titles. The team’s current manager is David Bell, who has led the team since 2019. The team’s president is Nick Krall, who also serves as the vice president and general manager. The team’s farm director is Shawn Pender, and the team’s scouting director is Brad Meador.

Pitchers

The Reds have 16 pitchers on their 40-man roster for the 2023 season. The pitchers are divided into two groups: starters and relievers. The starters are the ones who begin the game and pitch for several innings, while the relievers are the ones who come in later to finish the game or replace an ineffective starter. The pitchers are listed below with their position, batting hand, throwing hand, height, weight, date of birth, age, and years of experience in MLB.

NOPLAYERPOSBATTHWHTWTDOB (AGE)EXP
41Andrew AbbottSPLL6-01926/1/1999 (24)R
63Fernando CruzRPRR6-22373/28/1990 (33)R
43Alexis DiazRPRR6-22249/28/1996 (26)1
77Daniel DuarteRPRR6-016812/4/1996 (26)1
46Buck FarmerRPLR6-42432/20/1991 (32)5
79Ian GibautRPRR6-325011/19/1993 (29)1
21Hunter GreeneSPRR6-32428/6/1999 (24)1
47Derek LawRPRR6-32259/14/1990 (33)3
59Ben LivelySPRR6-42353/5/1992 (31)R
50Sam MollRPLL5-101901/3/1992 (31)1
34Connor PhillipsSPRR6-22095/4/2001 (22)R
38Chasen ShrevePLL6-41807/12/1990 (33)6
39Lucas SimsRPRR6-22135/10/1994 (29)4
55Brandon WilliamsonSPRL6-62104/2/1998 (25)R
48Alex YoungRPLL6-32209/9/1993 (30)2

Catchers

The Reds have tWO catchers on their roster for the season. Catchers are the players who receive the pitches from the pitchers and call the game strategy. They also have to throw out runners who try to steal bases or prevent them from scoring. Catchers wear special protective gear such as a mask and a chest protector. The catchers are listed below with their position, batting hand, throwing hand, height, weight, date of birth, age, and years of experience in MLB.

NOPLAYERPOSBATTHWHTWTDOB (AGE)EXP
22Luke MaileCRR6-32252/6/1991 (32)5
37Tyler StephensonCRR6-42258/16/1996 (27)2

Infielders

The Reds have seven infielders on their roster for the season. Infielders are the players who cover the four bases and field the ground balls hit by the batters. They also have to make double plays or tag out runners who try to advance. The infielders are listed below with their position, batting hand, throwing hand, height, weight, date of birth, age, and years of experience in MLB.

NOPLAYERPOSBATTHWHTWTDOB (AGE)EXP
44Elly De La CruzSSSR6-52001/11/2002 (21)R
33Christian Encarnacion-Strand1BRR6-122012/1/1999 (23)R
6Jonathan India2BRR6-020012/15/1996 (26)2
16Noelvi Marte3BRR6-021610/16/2001 (21)R
15Nick Senzel3BRR6-12186/29/1995 (28)3
7Spencer Steer1BRR5-1118512/7/1997 (25)R
19Joey Votto1BLR6-22209/10/1983 (40)15

Outfielders

The Reds have five outfielders on their roster for the season. Outfielders are the players who cover the large area beyond the infield and field the fly balls hit by the batters. They also have to throw the ball to the infield or home plate to prevent runners from scoring or advancing. The outfielders are listed below with their position, batting hand, throwing hand, height, weight, date of birth, age, and years of experience in MLB.

NOPLAYERPOSBATTHWHTWTDOB (AGE)EXP
30Will BensonLFLL6-52306/16/1998 (25)R
17Stuart FairchildLFRR6-02053/17/1996 (27)R
27Jake FraleyRFLL6-02065/25/1995 (28)2
29TJ FriedlCFLL5-101808/14/1995 (28)R
23Nick MartiniLFLL5-112056/27/1990 (33)1

Designated Hitters

The Reds have no designated hitters on their roster for the season. Designated hitters are the players who only bat and do not play in the field. They replace the pitcher in the batting order in the American League. Designated hitters are usually power hitters who can hit home runs or drive in runs. The Reds do not have any designated hitters because they prefer to use their pitchers as batters or rotate their other players as designated hitters.

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