Jarren Duran's name has been brought up a lot recently in trade talks. Bleacher Report ranked their best 10 trade packages for him amid the trade rumors. The 28-year-old is slashing .273/.318/.424 with 27 extra-base hits and 13 stolen bases this season for Boston.

Neither of the past two trade deadlines had much action for the Reds, and it might not be that different of a story in 2025.

Greene, who has a 2.72 ERA in 11 starts this season following an All-Star 2024, is under club control through 2029 on a contract that has $40 million in 2026-28 salary left, in addition to what would be left of this year’s $6.3 million plus a $21 million club option for ’29.

But Cincinnati has struggled this season. Greene and De La Cruz have been good, though they could still be better, but as a whole, the team has struggled. While they are struggling, the trade rumors have begun to heat up and they've shifted in a completely different direction.

The Reds promoted Burns to Triple-A Louisville on June 9 as they continue to aggressively move him through the farm system. He’s not quite flying through at the pace that Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes was last season, but he isn’t very far behind that pace either.