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Extreme heat across the US disrupted MLB games, causing players like Elly De La Cruz and Trent Thornton to fall ill; De La Cruz vomited but continued playing, while Thornton was helped off the field due to heat exhaustion, prompting increased safety measures for upcoming games.
Extreme heat across the US disrupted MLB games, causing players like Elly De La Cruz and Trent Thornton to fall ill; De La Cruz vomited but continued playing, while Thornton was treated for heat exhaustion, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced during the games.
During a heatwave in the US, Reds' Elly De La Cruz and Mariners' Trent Thornton fell ill while playing, with De La Cruz vomiting on the field and Thornton experiencing heat-related illness, prompting medical attention and safety measures at games.
Elly De La Cruz made a remarkable 98.3 MPH relay throw to catch Javier Baez attempting to score for the Detroit Tigers, showcasing his exceptional defensive skills during a game, and also contributed offensively with a home run and two runs scored.
Elly De La Cruz played through personal tragedy, hitting a home run after learning of his sister's death, demonstrating resilience and dedication to his team despite his grief.
Elly De La Cruz of the Cincinnati Reds hit two long home runs at Kauffman Stadium, including a 451-foot shot into the fountain, showcasing his power and solidifying his reputation as a top MLB player.
The Chicago White Sox are struggling, having been swept by the Cincinnati Reds in a lopsided series. The article suggests that the White Sox should find a player like Reds' shortstop Elly De La Cruz, who is known for his exceptional skills and consistent presence on the field. The piece also includes commentary on various sports topics, including the NBA play-in tournament, the NHL's Coyotes potentially moving to Salt Lake City, and quotes from MLB players.
Cincinnati Reds' shortstop Elly De La Cruz showcased his power and speed with a massive two-homer game, including an inside-the-park home run, helping his team secure a victory against the Milwaukee Brewers. De La Cruz hit a 450-foot outside-the-park homer and followed it up with a thrilling inside-the-park homer, becoming the first player since 2021 to achieve both in a single game. His performance included three hits, four runs scored, two runs driven in, and a stolen base, elevating his season batting line significantly.
On MLB Opening Day 2024, some teams projected to be the lousiest in baseball looked lousy, with the Rockies, Angels, Athletics, White Sox, Royals, and Nationals all suffering losses. Despite the small sample size, fantasy players and baseball analysts are already looking for soft landing spots and potential breakout players, such as Anthony Volpe, who showed promise in the opener. Additionally, the battle between Elly De La Cruz and Oneil Cruz, both with plus power and capable of highlights, is set to be an intriguing storyline for the season.
During a live batting practice session, Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene's Mercedes-Maybach SUV was hit by a foul ball off the bat of Elly De La Cruz, breaking the rear driver's side window. After some banter, Greene parked farther from the field the next day to avoid future mishaps.
During a live batting practice session at the Cincinnati Reds spring training grounds, star player Elly De La Cruz hit a foul ball that smashed into pitcher Hunter Greene's Maybach, shattering the window. The luxury SUV, with a starting price tag around $200,000, was parked within striking distance of the baseball facility. While it's unclear who will pay for the window repair, Greene's considerably higher salary than De La Cruz's rookie earnings suggests he may foot the bill. Despite the mishap, both players appeared to take it in stride, with De La Cruz having had an impressive rookie season and Greene being in the midst of a lucrative contract with the Reds.
The Cincinnati Reds staged a thrilling comeback, overcoming two deficits and hitting five home runs to secure an 11-7 victory over the Cleveland Guardians. Shortstop Elly De La Cruz played a pivotal role, hitting two home runs and driving in four RBIs. The win keeps the Reds' hopes alive for a National League Wild Card berth, as they are now 1.5 games behind the Chicago Cubs. The Reds' bullpen also stepped up, delivering six scoreless innings to secure the victory.
Elly De La Cruz, a rookie sensation for the Cincinnati Reds, showcased his incredible speed and talent by hitting an inside-the-park home run during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Despite not clearing the fence, De La Cruz's hit took a favorable bounce off the wall, allowing him to sprint home and tie the game. His electrifying plays have contributed to the Reds' success this season, and this moment may be the highlight of his impressive rookie campaign.
Cincinnati Reds player Elly De La Cruz showcased his elite speed on Saturday with a home-to-home run in a game against the Toronto Blue Jays. De La Cruz hit a triple and took advantage of an error by right fielder Cavan Biggio to score. His home-to-home time of 15.30 seconds was the fastest by a Red in the Statcast era and the third-fastest in MLB this season. De La Cruz, known for his speed, also hit a double off the wall in left in his next at-bat.
Cincinnati Reds rookie Elly De La Cruz had an immediate impact after being moved from leadoff to the three-spot in the lineup, hitting a two-run triple in the first inning of the Reds' 9-2 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates. De La Cruz struggled as a leadoff hitter, batting .207 with a high strikeout rate. The lineup change also saw TJ Friedl move up to the leadoff spot and Matt McLain to second. The Reds, in need of a boost, took an early 3-0 lead and rookie pitcher Andrew Abbott delivered a solid performance. The Reds remain tied for the final National League Wild Card spot.