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Veterans Eugenio Suárez and TJ Friedl cleared outright waivers and will remain with the Reds, leaving Cincinnati to weigh offseason moves as they approach the postseason eligibility deadline; Suárez is owed roughly $2.57M of his $15M salary and is hitting .208/.295/.410 with 19 homers, while Friedl is owed about $633K of his $3.8M and has slumped to .158/.242/.234 with 1-for-34.
The Cincinnati Reds placed Eugenio Suárez and TJ Friedl on waivers (not designated for assignment), allowing them to remain with Cincinnati during the 48‑hour waiver window if unclaimed. If a contending club claims either player, Cincinnati would shed part of their remaining salaries; if they clear waivers, they’ll finish the season with the Reds. Suárez, making $15M with 19 homers but a .208/.295/.410 line, could be a right‑handed power bench option for a contender, while Friedl, owed about $3.8M in arbitration and slumping to .158/.242/.234, is likely to be non‑tendered next offseason. Waiver priority is inverse standings, with the Angels atop the list, and most likely no club will claim them, though a rental scenario remains possible for a team still in playoff contention.
The Cincinnati Reds recalled TJ Friedl from Triple-A to replace the injured Blake Dunn, who was placed on the injured list with elbow discomfort. Friedl had struggled this season but has surged in Triple-A, posting a .271/.370/.471 line with a 122 wRC+ in 81 plate appearances, suggesting he’s back to being an everyday option in center field. Dunn will undergo elbow evaluations in Cincinnati and is expected to remain a defensive backup upon his return; Matt McLain could also handle occasional center-field duties if needed. Friedl’s move restores the Reds’ center-field alignment for now.
Dalton Del Don highlights five hitters to consider adding from the fantasy baseball waiver wire in Week 10, with Ceddanne Rafaela leading the list. Other notable mentions include TJ Friedl, J.P. Crawford, Jonathan India, and David Hamilton, each offering unique strengths such as speed, power, and favorable upcoming schedules.
The Cincinnati Reds have reinstated outfielder TJ Friedl from the injured list and designated first baseman/designated hitter Mike Ford for assignment. Despite Ford's impressive minor league and spring training performance, he struggled in the major leagues, hitting just .150/.177/.233 in 62 plate appearances. The Reds now have a week to trade, waive, or release Ford.
Fantasy baseball expert Scott White provides a list of 10 sleeper hitters for Week 26, including Jorge Polanco and TJ Friedl, who are rostered in less than 80 percent of CBS Sports leagues. The best matchups for the week include the Guardians and Brewers, while the worst matchups involve the Angels and Giants.
Xavier Musketeers head coach Sean Miller showed support for Cincinnati's professional sports teams by raising the sword at TQL Stadium for FC Cincinnati's game and attending a Cincinnati Reds game to watch his cousin TJ Friedl. Last week, Reds player Jonathan India also showed support for FC Cincinnati by wearing their jersey and raising the sword at TQL Stadium.
In this week's fantasy baseball waiver wire, TJ Friedl of the Cincinnati Reds is a must-add player with his impressive hitting and stolen base numbers, while Jordan Westburg of the Baltimore Orioles is a promising rookie with power potential. Ezequiel Tovar of the Colorado Rockies is a rising talent who can contribute in multiple categories, and Bo Naylor of the Cleveland Guardians is a catching prospect worth considering. Lastly, Kyle Bradish of the Orioles is a recommended pickup with his recent strong performances and a favorable matchup against the Twins.
TJ Friedl's 10th inning 2-run homer helped the Cincinnati Reds secure an 11-7 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, clinching the series win. The game saw both teams scoring early on, with the Reds taking an early lead before the Orioles tied it up late. Friedl's homer provided a crucial cushion for the Reds' bullpen, sealing the win.
The Atlanta Braves will face the Cincinnati Reds in the final game of their three-game series, with Sean Murphy returning to the lineup after a hamstring injury. T.J. Friedl moves up to the leadoff spot for the Reds, while Tyler Stephenson starts behind the plate. The game will start at 1:40 p.m. ET and can be watched on Bally Sports South.
Here are six potential pickups for fantasy baseball players, including TJ Friedl, Geraldo Perdomo, David Hamilton, Sal Frelick, Kyle Bradish, and Adbert Alzolay. These players offer multi-category production, speed, and solid pitching performances. They are available in a majority of Yahoo leagues and are approved for starting or stashing.
The Cincinnati Reds extended their winning streak to 10 games with an 8-6 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night. TJ Friedl hit a three-run homer on a four-hit night, rookie Elly De La Cruz added a solo shot. The Reds last won 10 straight in 2012 and last won 11 straight in 1940, the year they won the World Series.
The Cincinnati Reds extended their winning streak to 10 games, the longest since 2012, with an 8-6 victory over the Colorado Rockies. Elly De La Cruz, TJ Friedl, and Will Benson all hit home runs to power the Reds' offense. De La Cruz's mishit still cleared the fence for his second big league homer, and his speed helped put the game away in the fifth inning. The Reds now have 24 comeback victories, tied for the most in MLB.
Despite being in a rebuilding phase, the Cincinnati Reds are currently third in the National League Central and only four games behind the first-place Brewers. The team's young offense has been a key factor in their success, with players like Matt McLain, TJ Friedl, and Spencer Steer contributing to their recent three-game sweep of the Cubs. Veterans like Nick Senzel and Kevin Newman have also been making significant contributions. The Reds' aggressive baserunning and "next player up" mentality have helped them stay competitive in a weakened division.
The Cincinnati Reds swept the Chicago Cubs in a series at Wrigley Field, with outfielder TJ Friedl making a significant contribution off the bench with a go-ahead RBI double. Despite only playing in four games since returning from injury, Friedl has two hits in each game and is expected to start regularly next week. The Reds outplayed the Cubs throughout the series, with rookie Spencer Steer hitting a two-run home run and second baseman Kevin Newman working a 13-pitch at-bat resulting in a run-scoring walk. Shortstop Matt McLain also impressed with his baserunning and defensive play.