As the Reds look for a significant offensive boost this offseason, they have been able to shore up other areas of need. On Saturday, that meant two separate value additions to their outfield. Not long after signing free agent JJ Bleday to a one-year,

The Cincinnati Reds front office made a pair of moves on Saturday designed to bolster the organization’s depth in the outfield. First, Cincinnati signed JJ Bleday to a one-year deal, viewing him as a bounce-back candidate after a difficult season with the Athletics.

Miami's decision to move on from Myers was surprising, but they were able to acquire outfielder Ethan O'Donnell as part of the deal. O'Donnell was the Reds' No. 18 overall prospect in 2025. The Reds are likely not done making moves. They would like to compete in 2026, and adding a few more bats to the lineup should be their priority.

The Marlins needed to create a spot on their 40-man roster for new closer Peter Fairbanks, and the team accomplished that on Saturday by trading outfielder Dane Myers to the Cincinnati Reds for minor league outfielder Ethan O’Donnell.