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Reds appear determined to make their Ke'Bryan Hayes mistake work

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By Drew Koch
| Blog Red Machine Verified
The Cincinnati Reds made a somewhat questionable roster move before the team's series opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday. Ke'Bryan Hayes, who'd been battling a groin injury for almost two weeks, was activated from the 10-day IL and rookie infielder Edwin Arroyo was optioned back to Triple-A Louisville. The move itself was a tad surprising.
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Elly De La Cruz contract buzz wildly overstates what Reds will pay

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By Drew Koch
| Blog Red Machine Verified
There are times when unsubstantiated rumors grow legs and take on a life of their own. That's exactly what happened this past weekend when a Dominican radio personality shared a social media post to X (formerly Twitter) stating that highly credible reports suggested the Cincinnati Reds were poised to offer Elly De La Cruz a 13-year, $700 million contract extension this offseason.
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Reds just sent a clear message to Edwin Arroyo with latest roster move

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By Drew Koch
| Blog Red Machine Verified
The Cincinnati Reds made a roster move ahead of the team's series opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the message to infielder Edwin Arroyo couldn't have been clearer — you've still got a lot to learn. The Reds activated third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes from the 10-day injured list and sent Arroyo back to Triple-A Louisville. The former top prospect rejoined the club last month after Hayes landed on the IL with a groin injury, but he failed to impress since returning to the big leagues.
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