Locked On Reds - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Reds

This episode focuses on Matt McLain's key adjustments needed to drive the Cincinnati Reds' lineup success in the 2026 season, while also covering recent trades and national media respect.

This episode provides an optimistic update on Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene's elbow injury, confirming he won't need Tommy John surgery but will miss time until after the All-Star break.

This episode debates whether the Cincinnati Reds' best lineup features Eugenio Suarez at third base over Ke'Bryan Hayes, while also previewing discussions on the team's youth movement and catching performance for the 2026 season.

This episode discusses why the Cincinnati Reds should avoid implementing a six-man rotation to maintain their competitive advantage, while also covering other team topics like TJ Antone's return and spring training performance.

This episode discusses Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene's reported elbow discomfort, analyzing the injury's implications and his comments on the situation.

This episode analyzes why the Cincinnati Reds remain contenders for the NL Central and playoffs despite Hunter Greene's injury, addressing overreactions and discussing team prospects.

This episode analyzes why Rhett Lowder has secured the fifth rotation spot for the Cincinnati Reds heading into opening day, discussing his performance and team dynamics.

This episode discusses concerns about the Cincinnati Reds' starting rotation, focusing on Chase Burns' 'deload' situation and other pitching issues during spring training.

This episode discusses the Cincinnati Reds' opening day lineup plans, focusing on Terry Francona's confirmation of Matt McLain as the number two hitter and previewing analysis on pitcher Andrew Abbott and postseason predictions from Jeff Passan.

This episode discusses Terry Francona's skepticism about Noelvi Marte's readiness for the Reds' right field position during spring training, while also previewing topics like the Reds' pitching factory and a live Q&A segment.

This episode analyzes why the Cincinnati Reds are positioned to win the NL Central in 2026, focusing on their upgraded rotation and overall team improvements despite injuries like Hunter Green's absence.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' 3-0 opening day loss to the Boston Red Sox, focusing on missed opportunities and Andrew Abbott's strong performance.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, highlighting Eugenio Suarez's game-winning home run and discussing key players like Rhett Louder and Sal Stewart.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' 8-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, focusing on struggles with runners in scoring position, Brandon Williamson's poor start, and highlights like back-to-back home runs from Elly De La Cruz and Sal Stewart.

This episode provides instant game reaction and analysis of the Cincinnati Reds' 2-0 shutout victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, focusing on pitcher Chase Burns' dominant performance.

This episode discusses the Cincinnati Reds' pitching rotation uncertainty after Nick Lodolo's blister issues resurfaced during a rehab start in Daytona, forcing the team to adjust their plans.

This episode of Locked On Reds discusses Phil Castellini officially taking over ownership from Bob Castellini, analyzes the addition of Nathaniel Lowe as a non-roster invite, and engages with live listener questions.

This episode focuses on analyzing Sal Stewart's development and its impact on the Cincinnati Reds' trajectory toward winning in 2026, including discussions on expectations, position play, and team performance.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' handling of pitcher Hunter Greene's elbow injury, questioning organizational accountability while discussing his diagnosis, recovery timeline, and team implications.

This episode discusses Cincinnati Reds pitcher Chase Burns' new changeup pitch and his opportunity to win the fifth starter spot in spring training, along with other team topics like Spencer Steer's role and playoff potential.

This episode features bold predictions about the 2026 Cincinnati Reds advancing past their playoff curse to reach the NLCS, with analysis of their playoff potential and matchup against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The episode focuses on Elly De La Cruz's physical and swing improvements for a potential breakout, discusses the Reds' shift in mindset with Tito's 'time is now' message, and previews spring training and World Baseball Classic topics.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' spring training opener, focusing on roster battles, particularly Will Benson's fight for a spot and his struggles against left-handed pitching.

This episode analyzes potential regression candidates for the Cincinnati Reds in 2026, focusing on the leadoff hitter and closer positions.

The MLB Players Association's new union boss Bruce Meyer calls out the Cincinnati Reds' ownership for spending issues, connecting it to broader salary cap and floor discussions.

This episode discusses the implications of Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene's elbow stiffness on the team's 2026 aspirations, featuring an interview with Reds broadcaster John Sadak.

A roundtable discussion with podcast hosts from NL Central teams previewing the 2026 MLB season and debating which team will win the division.

This episode analyzes Eugenio Suarez's game-changing power hitting for the Cincinnati Reds and discusses other key players like Spencer Steers and Dane Myers.

This episode discusses Andrew Abbott being named the Cincinnati Reds' opening day starter due to Hunter Green's injury and analyzes the team's pitching situation.

This episode evaluates Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson's pivotal career year ahead, covering spring training updates and team philosophy.

This episode argues that the Cincinnati Reds should sign Matt McLain to a contract extension now before his value increases during the season, while also discussing spring training developments including Hunter Greene's new pitch.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' roster decisions for 2026, focusing on why Ke'Bryan Hayes might be excluded from the optimal lineup despite his defensive skills.

This episode discusses the Cincinnati Reds' expectations for shortstop Elly De La Cruz, analyzing his role in the team's success for the 2026 season, along with spring training roster cuts and the first TV game.

This episode analyzes Eugenio Suarez's potential impact on the Cincinnati Reds lineup for the 2026 season, discussing offseason developments and lineup strategies.

The hosts analyze Hunter Greene's potential for a dominant 2026 season, debating his ability to pitch 30 games despite injury concerns.

This episode discusses the high expectations for Terry Francona in his second season as manager of the Cincinnati Reds, along with analysis of recent roster moves and the team's offensive performance.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' unconventional decision to carry six starting pitchers, exploring the innovative pitching strategy led by Terry Francona and Derek Johnson and its potential implications for the team.

This episode addresses concerns about the Cincinnati Reds' starting rotation during spring training, arguing that the worries are overblown and the team remains competitive for the NL Central championship.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' chances of winning the NL Central division in 2026, predicting they'll need 93 wins based on last year's standings and offseason moves by rivals like the Brewers and Cubs.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' acquisition of Nate Lowe, focusing on his hitting skills as a left-handed bench bat who excels at hitting to left field and getting on base.

This episode discusses the Cincinnati Reds' decision to start Andrew Abbott on opening day, analyzing his readiness and the significance of this opportunity after Hunter Green's injury.

This episode previews the Cincinnati Reds' opening weekend series, focusing on the pitching matchup between Sonny Gray and Brady Singer and analyzing the Reds' chances against the Boston Red Sox.

This episode analyzes Andrew Abbott's impressive pitching performance for the Cincinnati Reds on opening day despite the loss, while also previewing discussions on other key team observations and Sal Stewart's rookie debut.

This episode provides instant game reaction to the Cincinnati Reds' 6-5 walk-off win over the Boston Red Sox in extra innings, highlighting the performance of young players like Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' 8-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, focusing on Emilio Pagan's ninth-inning pitching collapse that doomed the team's comeback chances.

This crossover episode discusses the renewed rivalry between the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2026 MLB season, focusing on how both teams are now competitive and playing quality baseball.

This episode analyzes Chase Burns' dominant pitching performance for the Cincinnati Reds, discusses the team's rotation reliability, and previews topics like Noel V.

This episode analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' 8-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, discussing pitching issues and positive takeaways despite the blowout defeat.

This episode recaps the Cincinnati Reds' 5-3 road win over the Texas Rangers, highlighted by Tyler Stephenson's late home run and analysis of key plays and players.

This episode analyzes how Nate Lowe's skills as an on-base specialist and opposite-field hitter provide the Cincinnati Reds with a strategic bench bat advantage.

Jeff Carr analyzes the Cincinnati Reds' decision to send Noel V.

Tim Daniel reviews the Cincinnati Reds' 9–6 loss to the Los Angeles Angels, focusing on Andrew Abbott's seven earned runs, eight hits, two walks, and home run allowed.

Spencer Steer has six Defensive Runs Saved at first base, second only to Matt Olson's 12.

Jeff Carr says the Reds have used 44 players at home since June 6, 2023, but only six have played 100-plus games.