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Chase Petty

P · Age 23 · Bats Right · Throws Right

Where things stand

Chase Petty is among several prospects the Cincinnati Reds could call up in September as the team expands its roster. A commentary on the Reds' farm system noted that Petty was among five prospects who reached MLB eligibility in the past year, contributing to a significant decline in the organization's minor league depth.

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2026 season

G
16
W
1
L
2
ERA
4.83
IP
31.2
SO
15
WHIP
1.26
SV
1

Stats from the MLB Stats API.

Contract

2026 salary
$780K
Status
pre-arbitration

See the full Reds payroll.

Chase Petty coverage

  • Is the Cincinnati Reds farm system underrated?

    ESPN's Kiley McDaniel ranked the Cincinnati Reds farm system 21st overall, which is higher than recent assessments but still reflects significant decline. The system lost five prospects to MLB eligibility in the past year—Chase Burns, Sal Stewart, Rhett Lowder, Edwin Arroyo, and Chase Petty—while remaining prospects have largely stalled or regressed, with only catcher Alfredo Duno ranking in the top 100 prospects. The organization has minimal depth at Double-A and Triple-A, with most promising talent concentrated in lower minor league levels, and the pitching prospects present serious questions about their ability to develop into starting pitchers. Whether the farm system is underrated depends on how much weight is given to lower-level prospects with upside versus the shallow upper-level depth that typically matters more for organizational development.

    Redleg Nation

  • Terry Francona’s veteran loyalty could derail the Reds’ young talent

    Manager Terry Francona's strength in supporting his players can become a liability when he retains struggling veterans too long, potentially hindering the Reds' development of young talent. With Cincinnati's 2024 season effectively over after beginning with playoff aspirations, the team should use remaining games to give prospects like Hector Rodriguez, Noelvi Marte, and Carlos Jorge playing time instead of keeping veterans like TJ Friedl, who is batting .164, in the lineup. The article suggests the Reds should also prioritize younger pitchers like Luis Mey and Chase Petty over established bullpen arms like Pierce Johnson to evaluate their potential for 2027 and beyond.

    Blog Red Machine

  • 7 Reds players who could earn September call-ups following Michael Toglia's arrival

    The Cincinnati Reds promoted Michael Toglia from Triple-A Louisville to the active roster after he hit 22 home runs in the minor leagues. With roster expansion to 28 players coming September 1, the Reds have several candidates for call-ups, including pitcher Zach Maxwell, who has struggled with command, and infielder Edwin Arroyo, who hit .244 in 44 games earlier this season. Other potential September additions include catcher Will Banfield, pitcher Chase Petty, and infielder Michael Chavis, who has posted a .249 average with 21 home runs in 92 Triple-A games.

    Blog Red Machine