Reds Make First Offseason Move, Dump 7-Year Veteran off 40-Man Roster
Summary
The Cincinnati Reds removed veteran pitcher Ian Gibaut from their 40-man roster, transferring him to Triple-A Louisville. This move was the team's first significant action since the season ended and will allow them to make more changes in preparation for the next season.Key Facts
- The Reds recently played in their first full-season playoffs since 2013.
- Ian Gibaut, a pitcher with seven years in Major League Baseball, was removed from the Reds' 40-man roster.
- Gibaut, affected by injuries, made only 27 major league appearances over two years.
- He had a 4.62 ERA and 15 strikeouts in 25 1/3 innings this past season.
- The move allows the Reds to adjust their roster, potentially adding players back from the injured list.
- Gibaut can choose to become a free agent at any time.
- Former first-round pick Rhett Lowder is expected to join the 40-man roster soon.
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