After Edwin Arroyo returned to Reds spring training from the World Baseball Classic as a member of Team Puerto Rico, the Reds told him he needed to be able to play at second base and third base in order to maximize his possible avenues to come up in 2026. "He's only played shortstop his whole life and so, now that you're on the (40-man) roster, you're one move away from being in the big leagues, and we may need it to be somewhere else," Reds general manager Brad Meador said. "(Arroyo's) done a good job with that, but he's still learning, for sure at third, but really second, too. Arroyo embraced the challenge. With Louisville, he went to work with veteran Reds minor league coach Vince Harrison Jr., and his in-game experience this year at his secondary positions now amounts to 15 games at second base (119 innings) and four games at third base (36 innings) as of May 27. His one fielding error in that sample size came while he was playing second base. 📹: Pat Brennan/The Enquirer For m...