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Cincinnati Reds star Elly De La Cruz turned into a wildlife rescuer during Sunday's game, carefully scooping up an injured bird from the infield before launching a two-run homer. The heartwarming moment shows that America's pastime still has room for compassion alongside competition.
Cincinnati Reds outfielder JJ Bleday made baseball history with just the eighth cycle in franchise history, ending a personal slump in spectacular fashion. His teammate Elly De La Cruz nearly joined him in what would have been an unprecedented same-game double cycle.
Two Cincinnati Reds rookies stepped up when their team needed it most, combining for a gutsy performance that snapped a brutal losing streak. Chase Petty earned his first MLB win while Rhett Lowder showed he's back to full strength after injury.
Cincinnati Reds All-Star Andrew Abbott proposed to TV anchor Lindsay Stone with their home stadium glowing in the background. The beloved local couple shared the rooftop moment with fans who've watched both their careers flourish.
Tejay Antone stepped onto the mound at Wrigley Field on Wednesday, becoming just the third pitcher ever to return to Major League Baseball after three elbow reconstruction surgeries. His perfect inning against the Cubs marked the end of a three-year journey filled with setbacks, tears, and hope that refused to die.
A baseball catcher used instant replay to overturn a bad call and win free pizza for an entire stadium. The crowd erupted when the challenge secured their 11th strikeout of the night.
A Cincinnati Reds catcher challenged an umpire's call using baseball's new tech system for the sweetest reason: getting 30,000 fans free pizza. The crowd went wild when the replay proved him right.
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz made a spectacular diving catch to rob his close friend and fellow Dominican player Junior Caminero during their game. The two had been chatting and laughing together just hours earlier during batting practice.
Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson surprised manager Terry Francona with custom swim trunks featuring a young photo of Francona's face. The beloved skipper's shocked reaction has become the feel-good moment of the baseball season.
Eugenio Suárez crushed a three-run home run in his return to the Cincinnati Reds, delivering the only runs needed to win their opening series. After struggling through two games with five strikeouts, the veteran slugger proved exactly why the team brought him back.
Cincinnati native and Olympic swimming champion Alex Curran is bringing his gold medal home in the best way possible. The local hero will deliver the ceremonial game ball on Opening Day at Great American Ball Park.
Baseball star Eugenio Suárez turned down higher offers to rejoin the Cincinnati Reds, where his daughter was born and his family still lives. The team stretched its budget to bring home the 34-year-old slugger who hit 49 home runs last season.