Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds will work as the team's right fielder in 2025 according to manager Derek Shelton. There was talk of the veteran possibly making a move to first base, but he's apparently put those rumors to rest.

Playing right field at PNC Park can be an adventure. Not only is Bryan Reynolds ready for the ride, but the two-time All-Star outfielder is motivated to dispel defensive doubts and prove everyone wrong.

Moving from left to right is somewhat notable for Reynolds, as right field is the outfield position he’s played the least. He was primarily a center fielder earlier in his career before moving to left field in the past two years. He does have 398 innings in right, though that’s far less than the 3,062 1/3 frames he’s logged in left.

There was a time this offseason where it looked like Bryan Reynolds was going to move from left field to a new position: First base. The All-Star was seen taking ground balls at the end of last year a