Here is a starting nine of former Cincinnati Bearcats who have been drafted (or will be) by a major league baseball team.

Josh Harrison may not be the All-Star he was with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2010s, but the veteran infielder will try to revive his career with the Cincinnati Reds to open 2024. Josh Harrison ...

Josh Harrison, a two-time All-Star Game honoree and a veteran of parts of 13 big-league seasons, announced on Saturday his retirement from Major League Baseball.

After 13 Major League seasons, Josh Harrison officially announced his retirement exactly 14 years to the day after he played in his first MLB game. The 37-year-old Harrison thanked his family ...

Whit Merrifield was Philadelphia next attempt at a solution, as the Phillies gave him a one year, $8M contract on February 19th. He did not even make as far into the season as Harrison did, as ...

Two-time All-Star Josh Harrison announced his retirement on Saturday, the 14th anniversary of his major league debut.

Josh Harrison developed from a super utility player into a two-time All-Star and one of the charismatic characters for the Pittsburgh Pirates during their three-year stretch of clinching wild-card ...

Josh Harrison announced his retirement on Saturday. The 37-year-old was a sixth-round pick out of the University of Cincinnati by the Cubs in 2008.

The Reds signed Josh Harrison earlier this month to a minor league contract. The former All-Star is hoping to make the Reds' roster and bring a veteran spark to a young, but talented team. “It ...

The Texas Rangers added another potential option to their third base depth chart on Tuesday. According to his agency, the Rangers have signed former two-time All-Star infielder Josh Harrison to a ...

Andrew McCutchen and Josh Harrison talked, laughed and danced together on the field at LECOM Park before enjoying their mini homecomings. McCutchen is back with his original team and his good ...

Harrison’s agency announced in the first quarter of the Eagles’ game that veteran utilityman Josh Harrison had signed a 1-year, 2 million-dollar contract with the Phillies .