FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Reds and Skip Schumaker have agreed to a two-year deal, pending a physical.

No word yet on the exact terms involved. Schumaker, who turns 34 in February, batted .263/.332/.332 with two homers and 30 RBI over 125 games this season while making starts between second base and all three outfield positions. The Reds will likely use him in a similar super-sub role.

Skip Schumaker replaced Andre Ethier in Los Angeles' Game 2 of the NLCS lineup Saturday against the Cardinals.

Ethier returned to the Dodgers' lineup for Friday's loss, going 1-for-5 with a walk. Ethier is still dealing with some pain above his left ankle, so he and Schumaker figure to platoon in center field as long as Los Angeles remains alive.

Skip Schumaker went 1-for-4 and plated the Dodgers lone run in Sunday's loss to the Rockies.

The 33-year-old utility man wraps up his first season with the Dodgers by hitting .263/.332/.332 with two homers, 31 runs and 30 RBI in 319 at-bats. With the recent injuries in the Dodgers outfield, it's looking increasingly likely that Schumaker will open the playoffs as their starter in center field.

Skip Schumaker had a two-run homer and a double Saturday against the Reds.

Schumaker has two homers in four games after going his first 78 games of the season without one. He also hit just one in 107 games for the Cardinals last year.

Skip Schumaker's first homer of the season was a three-run shot off All-Star Steve Delabar on Monday.

As if Schumaker's blast to the second deck wasn't unlikely enough, Delabar had allowed just one homer this year. Schumaker did hit eight homers back in 2008, but he had hit a total of three in 834 at-bats since the beginning of the 2011 season.

Skip Schumaker went 1-for-3 in his return to the lineup Friday.

Schumaker returned from his two-game suspension and singled in the third inning for his only hit of the night. With Carl Crawford dealing with a back injury, he started in left field and was used in the leadoff spot for the Dodgers.

Major League Baseball has denied Skip Schumaker's appeal of his two-game suspension.

Schumaker was suspended nearly a month ago, but MLB just now made a ruling on his appeal. He'll have to begin serving the suspension on Wednesday.

Major League Baseball suspended Skip Schumaker for two games for his role in Tuesday's brawl with the Diamondbacks.

Schumaker seemed to be trying to play peacemaker in the fight, but MLB evidently didn't see it that way. He's likely to appeal the suspension.

Skip Schumaker owns a weak .146/.293/.167 batting line in 58 plate appearances this season with the Dodgers.

Schumaker has just one extra-base hit. He was acquired this winter from the Cardinals in exchange for infield prospect Jake Lemmerman, who is starting at shortstop and doing pretty well at the plate with Double-A Springfield.

Dodgers acquired UTIL Skip Schumaker from the Cardinals for INF Jake Lemmerman.

Schumaker's playing time in St. Louis tailed off near the end of the 2012 season and he wasn't going to get more use in 2013, so the Cardinals found a better spot for him. He'll share time at second base out in Los Angeles with Mark Ellis while also serving as depth at all three outfield spots. Schumaker is a .305/.359/.403 carer hitter against right-handed pitching.

Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times reports the the Dodgers have acquired Skip Schumaker from the Cardinals.

There's no word yet on what the Cards are getting in return. Schumaker will be used as a backup at second base and in the outfield and will be reunited with former hitting coach Mark McGwire. The 32-year-old is a career .305/.359/.403 hitter against right-handed pitching, so he's not a bad guy to have on the bench, and he's slated to make just $1.5 million in 2013.

Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the Twins and Reds have expressed interest in Skip Schumaker.

Schumaker could compete for playing time at second base and in center field for the Twins, and he would offer the Reds some protection for the talented but streaky Drew Stubbs in center. The Dodgers also reportedly have interest in the veteran utility player.

Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com hears that the Dodgers are interested in Skip Schumaker.

The Cardinals are looking to deal Schumaker after his role was diminished down the stretch in 2012. He's slated to make just $1.5 million in 2013 and is a career .305/.359/.403 hitter against right-handed pitching, so the 32-year-old could still be a useful bench piece.

According to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal, the Cardinals are open to trading Skip Schumaker this offseason

Schumaker is no longer needed with Daniel Descalso as the everyday second baseman and top prospect Kolten Wong on the way. The 32-year-old utilityman will be an obvious candidate to be shopped in the final season of a two-year, $3 million extension.

Skip Schumaker is not being viewed as an option at second base for the Cardinals next season.

"It's hard to imagine him getting a chance a ton of playing time there with what we know we have," GM John Mozeliak said Thursday. Daniel Descalso became the Cardinals' starter at second base down the stretch this summer and top infield prospect Kolten Wong is on the way. Matt Carpenter could also be an option if he makes progress defensively this winter.

Skip Schumaker (wrist) failed to reach base as a pinch-hitter in Sunday's loss to the Phillies.

Schumaker hasn't started a game in close to a week because of a sore left wrist. Daniel Descalso has been serving as the Cardinals' primary second baseman.

Skip Schumaker returned to action on Sunday August 12.

Skip Schumaker is out of the Cardinals' lineup on Wednesday because of a sore left wrist.

Schumaker was hit on the wrist by a pitch during Tuesday night's loss. He is available to pinch hit.

Cardinals activated 2B/OF Skip Schumaker from the 15-day disabled list.

Schumaker will be in uniform and ready to go for Friday's game against the Tigers. He'll return to a .321/.378/.432 line, and will likely split time between second base and center field for the Cardinals.

Skip Schumaker (hamstring) will be activated in time for Tuesday's game in Detroit, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

He has been sidelined since the end of May with a right hamstring strain. The 32-year-old utilityman was batting .321/.378/.432 with 12 RBI in 29 games before sustaining the injury. Schumaker should see enough playing time to be an asset once again in NL-only leagues.