The 2022 Cincinnati Reds were positively absymal, and were positively abysmal as they actively tore down everything around them. Deals that sent away Sonny Gray, Wade Miley, and Tucker Barnhart before the season even began were backed up with deals jettisoning Luis Castillo and Tyler Mahle, and by the time the ink was dry on the record book, the club had lost an even 100 games.
Losing more games than they win has become commonplace for the Reds, sadly. Across 22 seasons dating back to 2001, they won more than they lost in just 5 seasons, with one of thsoe coming in the shortened 2020 season when they went 31-29 (and promptly lost the 2 games they played in the ‘postseason’ that year).