Cincinnati Reds' Tyler Callihan Breaks Forearm, Pittsburgh Fan Sustains Severe Injuries

Cincinnati Reds rookie Tyler Callihan suffered a broken left forearm after crashing into the outfield wall while attempting a catch during a game against the Atlanta Braves, potentially ending or severely shortening his debut MLB season. The play, which resulted in an inside-the-park home run for the Braves, sparked discussion about MLB's catch rules, as Callihan initially secured the ball before losing it upon impact with the wall. Reds manager Terry Francona expressed sympathy for Callihan, who was scheduled for surgery and faces an uncertain timeline for return. Medical staff responded quickly to the injury, and the team publicly wished Callihan a swift recovery.