Jeimer Candelario, who was once the Reds' highest-paid free agent, faced a quick fall from grace as he was released after a disappointing performance that included a .113 batting average this season. Injury woes and lack of production led the Reds to opt for a future without him, reflecting on their strategy to invest in more effective players.

Candelario's tenure with the Reds ended after a disappointing season marred by injuries, culminating in a .113 batting average. The Reds are moving forward with younger players showing promise.

Candelario, the Reds' highest-paid signing, struggled with injuries and poor performance, leading to his designation for assignment. His time in Cincinnati ended after just 22 games this season.

Jeimer Candelario, after joining the Reds on a substantial contract, has been designated for assignment due to underperformance and injuries. His disappointing stats and subsequent health issues led to a costly decision for the Reds.

Jeimer Candelario has been designated for assignment by the Reds after a lackluster season, where he posted a .113 average in 91 plate appearances. His struggles continued even on a minor league rehab assignment, raising concerns about his future with the team.