De La Cruz leads Reds to win

Elly De La Cruz made history with a standout performance, becoming the youngest Cincinnati Reds player since 1901 to achieve four extra-base hits in a single game, contributing to a 10-3 victory over the Miami Marlins. Despite entering the game on an 0-for-13 slump, De La Cruz hit two home runs and two doubles, helping the Reds secure their third win in the season series against the Marlins. Nick Martinez celebrated his 34th birthday with five scoreless innings, while Jesús Sánchez hit a 480-foot home run, marking the longest in the majors this season. De La Cruz's performance underscored his impressive season, as he has 20 home runs and leads the league with 57 stolen bases. The Reds showcased their offensive prowess by hitting four home runs, continuing a trend of dominance against weaker teams. Miami's struggles are compounded by recent trades that weakened their roster, leading to a disappointing season.