Cincinnati Reds and Tyler Stephenson Avoid Arbitration After Signing One Year Deal

Stephenson gets a modest raise in first year of arbitration
Cincinnati Reds and Tyler Stephenson Avoid Arbitration After Signing One Year Deal
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CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Reds and catcher Tyler Stephenson have agreed to a one-year, $2.525 million contract according to multiple reports. The deal means the Reds and Stephenson will avoid arbitration.

Players with three or more years of service time are eligible for arbitration.

Stephenson, 27, is coming off a struggle of a season. He hit .243 with a .696 OPS. His performance may not be totally indicative of who is behind the plate for the Reds, moving forward, but he has some questions to answer in 2024.

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Jeff has hosted the only daily podcast covering the Cincinnati Reds since 2018. He’s been a life long fan of the Reds. He was at Clinchmas and the 2015 Home Run Derby. He is also the channel manager that supports all MLB podcasts on the Locked On Podcast Network. Jeff has extensive media experience as he covered college basketball and volleyball for Tennessee State and college softball for Mercer University.