With the MLB season over, Cincinnati Reds infielder Elly De La Cruz has switched TV channels and is enjoying his offseason by ...

Elly De La Cruz has already cemented himself as one of the fastest players in baseball, but the Cincinnati Reds shortstop ...

Elly De La Cruz has quickly become one of baseball's biggest stars. The 22-year-old made an instant impact in his rookie ...

According to Statcast, Elly De La Cruz had the third-fastest sprint speed in the 2024 season. His speed of 30 ft/sec was bested by the Philadelphia Phillies' Johan Rojas (30.1ft/sec) and Kansas City ...

Hill then reignited the debate following Lyles's recent race against popular YouTube streamer IShowSpeed, who was narrowly bested by the American sprinter. Hill poked fun at Lyles, who later responded ...

At 22 years old and in only his second major league season, Elly De La Cruz is already in the history books. With his big-league-leading 65th stolen base in an 8-3 win against the visiting ...

After slumping down the stretch in 2023, Reds fans weren't exactly sure what to expect from Elly De La Cruz ... work on everything," De La Cruz told Mark Sheldon on MLB.com.

Elly De La Cruz has his sights set on a more productive ... De La Cruz ranks 35th in home runs and 52nd in RBI among all hitters in MLB. In 60.3% of his games this season (94 of 156), De La ...

Few players followed through on the hype, with Elly De La Cruz breaking through as one of the best young players in the league. The 22-year-old shortstop flashed some immense upside over 98 games in ...

Prior to Wednesday's game against the Guardians, Elly De La Cruz discussed the Reds' future with Charlie Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Enquirer. “I have a lot of confidence,” De La Cruz said.

Add one more honor to the list for Cincinnati Reds' shortstop Elly De La Cruz during his breakout 2024 season The 2004 All-Star and MLB stolen base leader earned the Ernie Lombardi Award as the ...

Though De La Cruz also made some unwanted history in striking out twice to hit 206 on the season to set a franchise mark, the Reds (75-80) aren't overly concerned. "We also know there's more there ...