Reds
In 2025, he hit .266-.315-.454-.768 with 15 HR and 64 RBI.
He tied for 3rd for the team lead in HR and was 3rd in RBI.
He crushed LHP: .319-.400-.549-.949. That led all Reds hitters with at least 46 at-bats vs LHP.
He hit. 308 with runners in scoring position, .301 with runners on base.
He was a slightly above average offensive performer, with an OPS+ of 105, higher than Friedl (102), Steer (98), Lux (97) and Stephenson (94).
He appeared in 103 games.
He hit cleanup in a team high 82 games. The next most used cleanup hitter was Gavin Lux (21).
He started a team high 57 games in left field (31-26).
He was also on the IL three times: Left calf strain, left hamstring strain, left foot contusion.
He will turn 31 years old in July.
In 2025, he earned $4M.
This offseason, the Reds declined his $12M option, and paid his $1M buyout.