Will Cincinnati Reds Make Another Move Ahead of MLB Trade Deadline?

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CINCINNATI — The Reds made two trades on Monday, including a three-player deal that sent Frankie Montas to the Brewers.
Is another trade coming ahead of Tuesday's 6 p.m. ET deadline?
Multiple teams have reportedly expressed interested in Jonathan India. The Reds could also trade a veteran relief pitcher. It would even more sense after they acquired Jakob Junis in the Montas deal.
The Reds are 51-55 on the season. They're five games out in the National League Wild Card race and 10 games behind the Brewers in the division.
It's a sellers market right now, which should give Nick Krall and the rest of the front office a chance to get more than expected in another trade or two between now and the deadline.
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