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Why Cincinnati Reds won't stop pursuit of starters after Nick Martinez return to rotation
Swingman Nick Martinez gave a big boost to the Cincinnati Reds' 2025 pitching plans when he accepted a $21 million qualifying offer to return.
Nick Martinez Accepts Qualifying Offer From Reds
Right-hander Nick Martinez accepted the Reds' $21.05 million qualifying offer. Talks on a multiyear deal continue. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.
Nick Martinez’s return solidifies Reds’ rotation
As soon as Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson heard a report that right-hander Nick Martinez would likely accept the one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer to return in 2025, he fired off a text to the pitcher to see if the report was accurate. Martinez texted him back and then confirmed it to the players’ group text.
Pitcher Nick Martinez accepts $21.05 million qualifying offer to remain with Reds
Pitcher Nick Martinez is accepting a $21.05 million qualifying offer from Cincinnati and will remain with the Reds rather than pursuing the free-agent market.
Why Cincinnati Reds prez Nick Krall saw no risk for Reds in Nick Martinez qualifying offer
Nick Lodolo, Andrew Abbott and rookie Rhett Lowder, none of whom pitched in the majors before 2022. Martinez said he’s open to re-engaging on multiyear talks he had with the team before it ...
Reds’ Nick Martinez accepts qualifying offer; Juan Soto, Corbin Burnes among 12 to reject
Of the 144 players who've received a qualifying offer since the system was implemented in 2012, Martinez is just the 14th to accept one.
Reports: RHP Nick Martinez accepts Reds' qualifying offer
Right-hander Nick Martinez accepted the Cincinnati Reds' $21.05 million qualifying offer, multiple outlets reported Monday.
Fantasy Baseball Offseason Tracker: Reds show faith in Nick Martinez; Angels shake things up early
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Why Martinez's dollars make sense
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