Pitching has been the strength of the Cincinnati Reds the past few seasons, and stability in the rotation is the reason that the club is going to continue to contend.
Cincinnati’s rotation finished near the top of the majors in most of the major categories. Despite pitching in Great American Ball Park, the staff has found a way to get the job done.
There isn’t much to guess about when it comes to what the Reds rotation will look like in 2014.
Whether or not the club was going to bring back Bronson Arroyo was the only question about the rotation heading into the offseason. It looks like the organization has made its decision, so keep reading to see what that decision is.
Starting pitching can win a championship, so let’s see who will be a part of the Cincinnati rotation in the upcoming season.
*All stats are via MLB.com.