POSTERIOR · WIRE
InjuryCINAug 26, 2026, 3:08 PM EDTSignal confidence 70%

Brady Singer Unlikely to Miss Next Start After Painful Sliding Play

Singer is not expected to miss his next turn in Cincinnati's rotation after a painful sliding play, per MLB.com's Mark Sheldon.

Posterior generated visual for Cincinnati Reds: Brady Singer Unlikely to Miss Next Start After Painful Sliding Play

Brady Singer came out of a recent game with something to show for it — and apparently not much more than that. Per Mark Sheldon of MLB.com, the Reds right-hander is unlikely to miss his next start despite being involved in a painful sliding play.

The specifics of the play and any formal injury designation remain unconfirmed in the reporting, but the headline is straightforward: Singer is expected to stay in the rotation. What exactly happened, and whether any further evaluation is planned, has not been detailed.

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The Reds have had rotation health on their minds lately — Brandon Williamson has been on rehab assignment in Louisville recovering from a shoulder injury, most recently logging 4 innings in an outing there. Singer holding his spot keeps that picture from getting more complicated, at least for now.

Nothing in the reporting describes this as an official club announcement or a clean bill of health — only that missing his next start is considered unlikely. Until Singer actually takes the mound, that distinction is worth keeping.

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