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Edwin Arroyo, in a red Scenic City (Chattanooga Lookouts) jersey and cap, holds a baseball in his right hand and a glove in his left, looking off into the distance against a soft blue sky.
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Meet Edwin Arroyo: Reds Third Baseman of the Future?

With Hayes on the IL and Suárez carrying third at 34, the Reds' switch-hitting Triple-A infielder is no longer a hypothetical answer.

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Sal Stewart of the Cincinnati Reds celebrates at second base, arms raised, wearing number 27

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Ke'Bryan Hayes standing on the basepath in his white Reds home jersey, hands turned up in a shrug, gray headband, after a flyout

Ke'Bryan Hayes, Wrong-Field Power

Ke'Bryan Hayes isn't unlucky in the way the early-April takes claimed. He restructured his swing to elevate, but he kept hitting the ball to the opposite field at sub-elite peak exit velocity. The BABIP correction is partial.

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Chase Burns delivering a pitch in his red Reds uniform at Great American Ball Park

Chase Burns Has One Problem Left

Chase Burns made three deliberate mechanical changes between 2025 and 2026. His slider is now elite. One specific vulnerability remains.

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