Jeimer Candelario's unexpected limping during the Dominican Winter League game on Monday night raised concerns. This incident led to him leaving the game after beating out an infield single. The Reds' President of Baseball Operations, Nick Krall, provided an update during the Reds Hot Stove show on Tuesday night. He stated that Candelario told Brad (Meador) he was fine and that they would have him checked out, but no further details were available at that time.

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Player Updates

Jeimer Candelario's injury has been a topic of concern. His performance on the field is highly valued by the team. The Reds will ensure that he gets the proper medical attention to get back in shape as soon as possible. In other news, the Cincinnati Reds have been making various moves and announcements. They released a tribute video honoring Pete Rose following his death, which was a significant moment for the team and its fans. Pete Rose shared powerful thoughts on possible Hall of Fame induction before his passing, adding to the team's history.

Managerial Search

The Reds are in the midst of a managerial search. They are expected to target two candidates for the manager job, including a former Red. This shows their commitment to finding the right person to lead the team. They are also expected to "aggressively pursue" a trade for a 3-time All-Star this offseason. This indicates their intention to strengthen the team for the upcoming season. There are several qualities that the next Cincinnati Reds manager must have. Skip Schumaker has a key trait that the Reds are looking for in the next manager. Nine candidates are being considered to be the next manager of the Cincinnati Reds following David Bell's firing. Rhett Lowder had an impressive final appearance in 2024 and wrapped up his first season well. Marty Brennaman weighed in on the Reds manager search and believes they should target a World Series champion like Terry Francona. The Reds will have to compete with multiple teams to land Skip Schumaker.

Other News

No. 2 Overall Pick Chase Burns made his debut in the Cincinnati Reds uniform for the first time, which was a significant moment. You can watch Nick Krall discuss the Reds' decision to fire manager David Bell. The Cincinnati Reds 2025 Spring Training Schedule has also been released, giving fans something to look forward to. Make sure to follow Cincinnati Reds on SI on Twitter/X: @RedsTalkSI, like their Facebook page, subscribe and follow the ONLY Daily Reds Podcast, and follow on Instagram to stay connected with the team.