Former Cincinnati Reds Outfielder Tosses Scoreless Inning in High-A Debut

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Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Tyler Naquin tossed a scoreless inning in his High-A debut on Wednesday night.
The veteran struck out a batter and walked a batter in his scoreless frame. He did not give up a hit.
The former outfielder slashed 263/.316/.445 with 61 home runs across eight seasons for four different teams. He played for the Reds from 2021-2022 and slashed .263/.324/.467.
In 2022, the Reds traded Naquin to the New York Mets for prospects Hector Rodriguez and Jose Acuna.
Rodriguez is currently Cincinnati's 11th-ranked prospect.
You can see the video of his strikeout below:
An eight-year big league outfielder-turned-PITCHER?! 🫢
— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) July 10, 2025
Tyler Naquin (@CleGuardians) fires a scoreless inning in his debut for the High-A @LCCaptains: pic.twitter.com/sbtqKX7LSa
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