The Reds have signed infielder Michael Chavis to a minor league deal, including an invitation to spring training. Chavis, 30, returns to North America after a disappointing stint in Japan, where he hit only .171 in 38 games. Once a highly regarded prospect, he has struggled with a 31.9% strikeout rate in the majors, but his minor league performance has been more promising. Chavis provides depth and flexibility for the Reds’ infield amid ongoing positional uncertainties.
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