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Reds Trade for Ke'Bryan Hayes From Pittsburgh Pirates. What We Know

HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, JUL 30 – The Reds address their weak third base offense by acquiring Gold Glove winner Ke'Bryan Hayes, while trading reliever Taylor Rogers and prospect Sammy Stafura, sources said.

  • On Wednesday, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Cincinnati Reds agreed to a trade, sending relief pitcher Taylor Rogers and prospect Sammy Stafura to Pittsburgh for third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes.
  • Facing a playoff deficit, the Reds entered Wednesday three games out of the NL wild-card spot and 8.5 games behind the NL Central-leading Brewers, sources said.
  • Ranked 28th in OPS at third base, the Reds addressed a key weakness by acquiring Hayes, a 2023 Gold Glove winner and regarded as a top defender.
  • The Pirates will recall infielder Jared Triolo from Triple-A Indianapolis to replace Hayes, while the trade gives the Reds an elite defender at third base under manageable terms.
  • Hayes has five-plus years of club control under his 2022 extension, will become a free agent after this season, and his salary rises to $12 million in 2030.
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Pirates sending 3B Ke'Bryan Hayes to Reds for reliever Rogers, prospect Stafura, AP source says

The Pittsburgh Pirates are trading Gold Glove-winning third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes to Cincinnati for veteran reliever Taylor Rogers and shortstop prospect Sammy Stafura, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.

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