Jakob Junis, acquired by the Reds at the trade deadline, has entered free agency, leaving a gap in the pitching staff as the team looks to reshape its rotation for the upcoming season.

Jakob Junis, 32, reached a deal with Milwaukee that included a $4 million salary for 2024 and an $8 million mutual option with a $3 million buyout. Acquired by the Reds on July 30, he posted a strong 2.69 ERA in six starts and 18 relief appearances, finishing the season with a 4-0 record. After making his first appearance on April 2, he was sidelined until June 22 due to a right shoulder impingement. Over his eight-season career, Junis has a 42-45 record with a 4.48 ERA.

Jakob Junis, a right-handed pitcher, is among the eight potential free agents for the Cincinnati Reds this offseason. His performance will be evaluated as the team considers its roster moves heading into the new season.

Jakob Junis pitched five innings for the Reds in the game against the Guardians. Despite his efforts, he was unable to prevent Cleveland from taking an early lead, as he faced challenges from the lineup, including a home run by Steven Kwan leading off the game.

Jakob Junis is set to pitch for the Cincinnati Reds against Tanner Bibee of the Guardians in a key matchup as the Reds finish their season. Junis has shown strong performance this season with a 4-0 record and a 2.61 ERA.