Reds Minor Leaguer Randy Wynne Makes Decision About Future With Organization

Cincinnati Reds minor league pitcher Randy Wynne has elected free agency, according to the Minor League transaction log.

The 32-year-old has been with the Reds organization since 2019. He appeared in one game for Cincinnati in 2023 and appeared in another one in 2025.

In six seasons in the minor leagues, Wynne is 26-30 with an ERA of 4.85. The right-hander is known for throwing strikes and pitching to contact. He has struck out 364 batters and walked 102 batters in 516 1/3 innings.

Wynne has elected free agency, but can always decide to come back to the organization later in the offseason.

We recently sat down with former Reds Director of Pitching Initiatives and founder of Driveline Baseball, Kyle Boddy, who worked a lot with Wynne in his time with Cincinnati.

He mentioned Wynne multiple times in the interview below.

The Reds went 83-79 this season and made it back to the postseason for the first time since 2020 and just the second time since 2013.

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