Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers and De La Cruz
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Elly De La Cruz joins Lou Gehrig as only player in MLB history to accomplish remarkable feat
De La Cruz matches a record nobody's touched in 96 years.
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz joined New York Yankees legend Lou Gehrig in MLB history Wednesday night.
Did Cincinnati Reds All-Star Elly De La Cruz help the juggernaut Dodgers get even better through his new status as 24-year-old veteran mentor?
It's been a long time since Lou Gehrig played baseball, and that's how long it has been since someone did what Elly De La Cruz just did.
Insider Shares Jarring Update About Elly De La Cruz's Future With Reds
"He likes the big stage. He wants to play against the best," Dave Roberts said of Elly De La Cruz and his performance for the Reds vs. the Dodgers.
Elly De La Cruz makes an incredible sliding tag to get the second out of the double play for the Reds and get them out of the top of the 8th inning
Elly De La Cruz Makes Reds History, Joining Joey Votto and Johnny Bench on Exclusive List
Ex-Red Adam Dunn hit a home run about 535 feet on Aug. 10, 2004, considered the longest in Great American Ball Park history. How do others compare?