Elly De La Cruz at Wrigley Field in Chicago in June 1, 2025. Geoff Stellfox/Getty Then in the sixth inning, De La Cruz sent a rocket of a home run flying out to right field and patted his chest as ...

In the eighth inning of the Reds' 6-1 victory over the Yankees at Great American Ball Park on Monday, Elly De La Cruz hit an opposite field home run for the first time in his career batting ...

Elly De La Cruz now has the hardest hit ball by any Reds player this year (114.8 mph HR, tonight). And the second hardest hit ball (112.0 mph 2B, last night). And the 19th hardest hit ball (108.7 ...

Cincinnati Reds star Elly De La Cruz is not just known for his power, he can do it all on the baseball diamond.

Cincinnati Reds' Elly De La Cruz, #44, is showered with fake money in the dugout after he hit a two-run home run during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Chicago Cubs on Sunday, June ...

De La Cruz also wrote a message to his sister on his hat before the game. The home run put the Reds on the board for the first time Sunday, and cut the Cubs’ lead to three.

That home run has to feel extra special for the 23-year-old. For more details, read the full report here. One day after Elly De La Cruz’s sister passed away, he insisted on playing and hit a two ...

Elly De La Cruz has never shied away from a big stage. ... The Yankees' Aaron Judge kicked the game off with a solo home run in the first inning to left field that traveled just shy of 400 feet.

Cincinnati Reds star Elly De La Cruz, who has 18 home runs at the season's halfway mark, has been invited for all 3 Derbies since his 2023 debut.

2nd inning: Davey Martinez and the Nationals ask umpires to check Elly De La Cruz’s bat to make sure it was legal. 5th inning: Elly De La Cruz crushes a 455-foot home run. Elly pointed to the ...

De La Cruz sent a two-run homer into the left-field stands in the sixth inning, with the Reds trailing 5-0. As he crossed home plate, he pointed to the sky and formed a heart with his hands.

De La Cruz stopped at second thinking it hadn't gone out, but his teammates insisted it should have been a home run. Eventually De La Cruz joined in the chorus of finger-twirling and umpires went ...