"The absolute pinnacle of the dream that is being a big league ball player."
Brent Suter said he cleared his schedule to be on the first stop of the #Reds caravan.
Listen to what he said about putting on the Reds jersey for the first time.
Welcome home to Cincinnati, Brent Suter!
#Reds bring in an experienced, quality left handed reliever to bolster their bullpen further.
Since transitioning to the pen full-time in 2019, Suter has thrown 259.1 IP over 197 appearances posting a 3.16 ERA, 21.5 K%/7.2 BB% with a 3.83 SIERA.
Suter doesn’t overpower anyone, only averaging 87 MPH on his fastball, but mixes 4 pitches relatively well, inducing soft contact (99th percentile hard hit% & 100th percentile avg exit velo against)
As a wise-man once said, women lie, men lie, but numbers don’t. Suter gets outs. #Reds
Free-agent pitcher Brent Suter and the Cincinnati Reds are in agreement on a one-year contract, pending physical, according to sources familiar with the deal. It pays $2.5 million in 2024 with a $3.5 million club option ($500K buyout) for 2025.
Watching Browns fans celebrate what they tell Bengals fans ain’t shit everyday gotta be the most unserious shit ever.
Bengals consistently go to the playoffs & it’s “That’s nothing bud 🤓”. Then proceed to pop champagne on not winning a playoff game. But going 🫤
Congrats lil bro 👏👏👏
Joey Votto is simply the best.
An excerpt @ctrent 's article on @TheAthleticCIN .
After the Cincinnati Reds’ playoff hopes were dashed by a 15-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday in Game 161 of the season, Joey Votto addressed his teammates.
“Because of you,” Votto said, according to rookie Spencer Steer, before pointing at each player in the clubhouse at Busch Stadium, “we can change this franchise right here. We can change what this logo means. We can really change what people think about Cincinnati baseball.”
“I thought that was pretty powerful,” Steer said. “I thought it was awesome that he spoke before us and said that. I’m honestly getting chills talking about it.
“Hearing that from a guy who has been here before — it’s a great fan base, it’s a great city, and they deserve a winning baseball team. He told us we can win championships because of this core. Hearing that from him was what we needed after tonight’s game. And to be able to leave here with our heads held high makes it a lot easier after hearing it from a guy like him.”