Elly De La Cruz has been a standout player for the Cincinnati Reds, setting multiple MLB records and breathing new life into the team. He recently became the youngest player in MLB history to achieve back-to-back four-hit games since Cameron Maybin in 2008 and the youngest Reds player with four extra-base hits in a game since at least 1901. In two consecutive games against the Miami Marlins, De La Cruz went 8-for-10 with four doubles, two home runs, and five RBIs. His stellar performance includes leading the league with 58 stolen bases and joining the exclusive 20 HR-50 SB club. Hall of Famer Johnny Bench praised De La Cruz as a 'season saver,' highlighting his influence on attendance and team morale. Despite De La Cruz's heroics, other Reds players need to step up offensively to keep their playoff hopes alive.