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By Michael DeRosa
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The Cincinnati Reds are expected to be among baseball's sellers with the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline almost here.
It is easy to understand why, as the Reds are currently at the bottom of the NL Central with a 51-57 record and are on the wrong side of the playoff line.
Due to this, questions about star pitcher Hunter Greene's future with the Reds have come up with the deadline nearing. Although this is the case, it appears heavily unlikely that Cincinnati will trade their 26-year-old ace.
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In a recent article for USA Today, Bob Nightengale reported that the Reds have taken Greene off the trade market.
"The Cincinnati Reds are now telling teams that starter Hunter Greene is no longer available," Nightengale wrote.
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The Reds deciding to take Greene off the trade market is understandable. While the Reds are having a tough year, Greene is exactly the kind of pitcher that they should be keeping around as they look to get things back on track.
With Greene being on the right side of 30 and being under team control through the 2029 season, there is no question that a lot of teams would love to bring him in from the Reds. This is especially so when noting that he was an All-Star in 2024 and had had a 2.76 ERA or lower in each of his previous two seasons.
Yet, with the Reds telling teams that Greene is not available for trade, it is safe to say that there is a good chance that he will finish the year in Cincinnati.
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