Cincinnati Reds next game, TV channel, schedule and season stats

When the Reds play next

The next Cincinnati Reds game is against the St. Louis Cardinals on Thu, Mar 25, with the start time still to be set, at Great American Ball Park. For that game neither club has named a starting pitcher yet.

The Cincinnati Reds went 75-87 in the 2026 regular season, 5th in the National League Central, 28 games behind the leader.

How to watch Reds games

The TV channel for the next Reds game has not been confirmed. National networks usually announce their picks a few days out, and in the postseason MLB often sets the Reds channel only when the previous round ends. This Reds page refreshes every morning, so the channel shows up here once it is listed.

MLB has not attached a Reds radio station to this game yet.

Upcoming Reds schedule

The next 11 Reds games split into 6 at Great American Ball Park and 5 on the road. The next game is also the next home game. TV channels in the table are the ones MLB lists today, and empty slots fill in as networks announce their Reds picks.

The Reds season in numbers

Record

75-87

Division

5 of 5

Run diff.

-160

Expected wins

65

Home

38-43

Road

37-44

The Reds scored 666 runs and allowed 826, a run differential of -160. That works out to 4.11 runs scored and 5.10 allowed per game, against a league average of 4.48 for each side. Based on those runs, a typical team would have won about 65 games, so the Reds finished 10 wins above that mark. A gap that size for the Reds usually comes from one-run games and bullpen results, and it tends to shrink over a full season. The luck table ranks every club on the same measure.

The Reds were 38-43 at Great American Ball Park and 37-44 away from it. The Reds home and road records sit close together, which is normal for an MLB club. Against left-handed starters they were 18-26, against right-handers 57-61, and they closed the regular season 4-6 over the last ten games, losing the final game.

Recent form: the last 10 games

In their last 10 regular-season games the Reds went 4-6, scoring 3.5 and allowing 4.7 runs per game. 5 of those 10 games finished above 9 total runs, 3 were decided by a single run, and the widest margin was 9-1 at home against CHC. The chart plots each of those Reds games, runs scored above the line and runs allowed below it.

The Reds in the first inning

No run crossed in the first inning of 46.9% of Reds games, compared with 49.4% across the league. The Reds scored in the first inning 26.5% of the time and allowed a first-inning run in 35.8% of games. That is close to the league norm. The NRFI Lab puts the Reds next to every other team and starter on the same split.

How to read the Reds numbers

Putting the Reds numbers to use: the run differential and expected wins say more about team quality than the raw record, the home and road split shows how much Great American Ball Park helps, and the last-ten totals show whether recent Reds games have run high or low. With 3 one-run games in the last ten, the Reds are a good example of why the run line at -1.5 or +1.5 can price very differently from the moneyline. None of these Reds figures predicts a single game, and no bet is ever a sure thing.

Great American Ball Park, home of the Reds

The Cincinnati Reds play their home games at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, at an elevation of 535 feet. Games there averaged 8.75 total runs, an index of 0.98 against the league average, close to neutral. At Great American Ball Park, wind direction and temperature change how far the ball carries, so the game-day forecast matters. The ballpark scoring page ranks all 30 parks.

Reds injured list

3 players are on the Reds injured list: Blake Dunn (CF, IL 60-Day), Hunter Greene (P, IL 60-Day), Spencer Steer (1B, IL 60-Day). The list comes from the Reds 40-man roster and refreshes every morning.