Cincinnati Reds Make Two Additions to Minor League Coaching Staff

Joel Bonnett and Jason Immekus will both join the Reds on the minor league staff.

The Daytona Tortugas go through their last practice before the regular season, Thursday, April 4, 2024, at Jackie Robinson Ballpark. / David TuckerNews-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK

Joel Bonnett and Jason Immekus have both announced they're joining the Reds organization as minor league coaches.

Both Bonnett and Immekus will join the Reds as minor-league pitching coaches.

Bonnett spent the past three years with the Toronto Blue Jays organization, while Immekus joins from Premier Pitching, which is a top-notch training facility in the Midwest.

Thanks to the Blue Jays for the past 3 years!

With that being said, I am excited to join the Cincinnati Reds as a Minor League Pitching Coach! Looking forward to getting started! pic.twitter.com/lPXTQcjXVl

— Joel Bonnett (@JoelBonnett23) December 9, 2024

Happy to announce that I’ll be joining the Cincinnati atti Reds organization as a Minor League Pitching Coach. I’m excited to get started! #ATOBTTR

— Jason Immekus (@J_Immekus35) December 11, 2024

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