Tyler Callihan

A third-round draft pick in 2019, Callihan reached the majors last season, debuting with Cincinnati at the end of April after a .303/.410/.528 start at Triple-A Louisville. In just his fourth MLB game, Callihan crashed into the wall at Truist Park in Atlanta and broke both bones in his left forearm, necessitating surgery. He was starting to ramp up in June but required a follow-up procedure in July, which ended his season. Callihan doesn't pack a ton of power, but he has twice reached 20 steals on the farm. He bats from the left side, has displayed respectable on-base skills and can play both second base and left field. The odds are against him making the big club out of spring training, as it seems more likely that he will have to prove his health to begin 2026. The Reds can easily justify using one of his remaining options and stashing him as minor-league depth until either injuries or performance force their hand. Read Past Outlooks