Reds Outfield Dilemma: Who Stays and Who Goes Before Opening Day? 

As we gear up for the final stretch of spring training, the Cincinnati Reds are facing some tough decisions regarding their roster, particularly in the outfield. With Spencer Steer starting the season on the injured list and the Reds' outfield ranked among the weakest in the league, the pressure is on for players like Jake Fraley, Stuart Fairchild, and the promising duo of Blake Dunn and Jacob Hurtubise to prove their worth.

What do you think about the current state of the Reds' outfield? Are we witnessing the birth of a new wave of talent with Dunn and Hurtubise, or are we simply delaying the inevitable by keeping Fairchild and Fraley on the roster?

Some fans are optimistic about the potential of Dunn and Hurtubise, while others are concerned that the Reds are banking too much on unproven players. Is it time to cut ties with Fairchild, despite his experience, or do you believe he still has a role to play as a backup?

Moreover, with Andrew Abbott starting the season on the injured list, how do you feel about the decision to go with Carson Spiers as the fifth starter? Is this a smart move to ensure Abbott is fully ready, or does it signal a lack of confidence in the current rotation depth?

Let’s hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for the Reds this season? Will they surprise us, or are we in for a long, frustrating year?