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CIN • Outfielder • #57
4 months ago
Hinds heads back to the minors following Cincinnati’s influx of trade acquisitions. The 24-year-old all-or-nothing slugger was only up for a couple days while TJ Friedl was away on paternity leave.
CIN • Outfielder • #57
4 months ago
Since it’s the result of TJ Friedl going on the paternity list, this will probably be a brief stay for Hinds, who is 5-for-42 with a 20/1 K/BB in the majors this season. He’s come in at .302/.381/.578 in Triple-A.
CIN • Outfielder • #57
4 months ago
Although he was tearing it up in Triple-A, Hinds went 2-for-23 with no extra-base hits or walks and 10 strikeouts during his latest stint in the majors. He’s no closer now to claiming a permanent spot in the Cincinnati outfield than he was at the start of the year.
CIN • Outfielder • #57
5 months ago
We’re confident Hinds will connect for tape-measure home runs regardless of where he plays, but he’s struck out at an astronomical rate against big-league pitching over the last two seasons, fanning nearly 37 percent of the time across 31 games in the majors. The 24-year-old offers an interesting blend of skills, but his omnipresent contact issues limit his appeal to extremely deep mixed leagues and NL-only formats as a cheap power source.
CIN • Outfielder • #57
6 months ago
Hinds gave the Reds a 4-2 lead with his two-run homer in the ninth off Raisel Iglesias. It’s his first homer since being promoted back to Cincinnati on Wednesday. While his other skills are a question mark, there’s no denying he offers pop in his bat while playing in a hitter-friendly home park.
CIN • Outfielder • #57
6 months ago
You might remember Hinds for pulling a Kyren Paris in his first stint of MLB action, only to pull a Kyren Paris a few weeks later and plummet back to earth. The 24-year-old plays in a friendly park and offers quality power, but he’s far from a guarantee to put up fantasy fireworks in 2025.