5 winners, and too many losers to count as Reds enter an offseason full of questions

The Cincinnati Reds face an uncertain offseason after recent reporting exposed internal conflicts between president of baseball operations Nick Krall and owner Bob Castellini. Despite the organization's struggles, several players delivered strong performances: pitcher Chase Burns went 15-3 with a 2.86 ERA and signed a seven-year extension, shortstop Elly De La Cruz had his best season and led the majors in batting average against left-handed pitching, closer Emilio Pagán led the league in saves after returning from injury, rookie Sal Stewart hit over 30 homers with 110-plus RBIs, and reliever Tejay Antone returned to pitch effectively following his third Tommy John surgery. The team's numerous underperforming contributors contributed to Cincinnati finishing in the NL Central basement.

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