About the Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds play in the National League Central and are based in Cincinnati, Ohio and play at Great American Ball Park. Their division rivals are Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. Sports Alerts lists them as CIN.
3 Reds players are on the injured list in our latest roster sync: Spencer Steer, Hunter Greene, Blake Dunn. When a followed player goes on or comes off the IL, the app sends a push alert.
Reds alerts you can turn on
- Lineup postedA push alert when a Reds player you follow is in the starting lineup. A separate alert says when a player is not in it.
- Home runs and extra-base hitsAlerts for home runs, doubles and triples from your followed Reds hitters. Stolen bases and RBIs are optional.
- Pitching lines and decisionsFor Reds pitchers: a pitching line, wins, losses, saves, holds, strikeout games, and a scratch alert if a starter is pulled.
- Injuries and IL movesFollow the Reds as a team and get an alert when any player on the club goes on or comes off the injured list.
- Call-upsKnow when a Reds prospect you follow gets called up. The player search includes minor leaguers.
- Scores and lead changesTeam alerts for every Reds score change, lead changes, or an every-inning summary. You choose which.
Top Reds players to follow
These are well-known Reds players. 4 of the 7 are pitchers and 3 are hitters. You can follow any of them, and any other Reds player, in the app.
| Player | Pos | 2026 season |
|---|---|---|
| Elly De La Cruz | SS | .283, 30 HR, 79 RBI, 30 SB |
| Chase Burns | P | 15-3, 2.86 ERA, 185 K |
| Sal Stewart | 1B | .263, 32 HR, 112 RBI, 15 SB |
| Hunter GreeneIL | P | 2-2, 6.83 ERA, 33 K |
| Eugenio Suárez | DH | .212, 26 HR, 74 RBI, 1 SB |
| Andrew Abbott | P | 6-11, 4.61 ERA, 131 K |
| Emilio Pagán | P | 5-1, 3.38 ERA, 45 K |
2026 regular season (MLB Stats API). Roster data is from the October 27, 2026 sync, so trades after that date may not show.
Great American Ball Park and run scoring
Sports Alerts measures how many runs score in Reds home games compared with their road games. For 2026 the ratio is 0.95, which is close to neutral. The five-year weighted ratio is 1.04, which is close to neutral. A number above 1.00 means more runs score at home than on the road.
For hitters this helps you read home run and RBI alerts. A hitter-friendly park usually means more of them.
Follow the Reds and their division rivals
Cincinnati Reds fans often follow the other clubs in the National League Central too.
Reds alerts FAQ
What alerts can I get for the Cincinnati Reds?
You can follow the Reds as a team and get alerts for every score change, lead changes, an every-inning summary, and injuries and IL moves for any player on the club. You can also follow individual Reds players for lineup posts, home runs, extra-base hits, stolen bases, pitching lines, call-ups and injuries.
Which Reds players can I follow in Sports Alerts?
Any Reds player. The player search covers the full MLB pool, including the injured list and minor-league prospects. Well-known Reds players include Elly De La Cruz, Chase Burns and Sal Stewart.
Will I get a Reds lineup alert before the game?
Yes, if you follow a Reds player and keep the Lineup posted alert on. The app sends it when the lineup posts. You can also turn on a Not in lineup alert.
Does Sports Alerts tell me when a Reds player is injured?
Yes. Follow a Reds player for injury alerts on that player, or follow the Reds team for injuries and IL moves across the club.
How much does Sports Alerts cost for Reds fans?
Sports Alerts is free to install. Fantasy roster auto-sync is $0.99 per month, with a free first month. Alerts for followed teams and players are free.
Get Sports Alerts on your iPhone
Sports Alerts is free to install. Fantasy roster auto-sync is $0.99 per month, with a free first month.
Download on the App Store