There is no denying the superstar potential of Cincinnati Reds 25 year old second baseman Matt McLain. Even in his 5'9" and 180lbs frame, the California native has always been a plus baserunner with a strong arm and quality defense.
Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain hammered three-run home runs as the Cincinnati Reds ripped the host Baltimore Orioles 8-3 in Friday night's series opener.
Matt McLain returned to the Reds’ lineup on Tuesday. He didn’t get a hit, but he set up opportunities for the offense with three walks, two runs scored, and an RBI.
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Seattle Mariners last night 8-4. The Reds have won seven of their last ten games and four straight games. They headed into this series with the Mariners after sweeping the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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in some ways, it felt like a win that the Cincinnati Reds rolled into Tuesday's game against the Mariners with an 8-8 record, considering how bad their offense has been.
The Cincinnati Reds activated outfielder Austin Hays, second baseman Matt McLain and reliever Alexis Diaz from the injured list on Tuesday. Hays (calf) and McLain (hamstring) were on the 10-day IL and Diaz (hamstring) was on the 15-day IL.
Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona spoke with reporters before Friday night's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates and provided some key injury updates.
The Reds got a 1-0 win over the Giants on Tuesday night behind a stellar pitching performance from lefty Nick Lodolo. That's the good news in Cincinnati. The bad news: Matt McLain is injured again. McLain has not appeared in a game for the Reds going back to this past Friday, April 4 due to what has been labeled a slight left hamstring strain.
The Padres lost a significant piece to their lineup on April 8 for the near future, as Jackson Merrill was placed on the injured list. Merrill was one of several notable players to be placed on the IL that day.
The team specified that McLain’s hamstring strain was “slight,” so it’ll probably be a short-term absence.
Former UCLA Bruin and current Cincinnati Reds infielder Matt McLain has once again been bit by the injury bug. A bug that has cost him one year to his young career already, the former Bruin infielder looks to bounce back quicker this time around.
CINCINNATI -- Prior to the start of Saturday night's game at Milwaukee, Reds second baseman Matt McLain was scratched from the lineup for the second-straight game.
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Matt McLain was scratched from Saturday's lineup due to hamstring tightness. McLain could also miss Sunday's series finale against the Brewers.
The Reds talked to Matt McLain about a possible extension before Opening Day according to Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer. However, talks didn't get far.
The Reds floated a preliminary extension framework to Matt McLain before Opening Day.
We are five games into the 2025 season, and the man in Cincinnati is lighting the world on fire in his first big league action since 2023. Matt McLain has been piping hot to start the year, bringing a much-needed firepower to an otherwise weak offensive group.
After scoring only a combined six runs in the last two games, the Cincinnati Reds exploded for 14 runs on Monday. But while scoring 14 runs usually takes a team effort, one player was responsible for literally half of the team's production.
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Texas Rangers 14-3 on Monday night. Here are our postgame takeaways: Batman and Robin Lead the Offense Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain combined to go 6-8 with 10 RBI and three home runs on Monday night.
Cincinnati Reds fans seemingly succeeded in getting in an opposing pitcher’s head during Sunday’s game between the Reds and San Francisco Giants.
Matt McLain homered, doubled and scored twice and Christian Encarnacion-Strand blasted a solo home run to break a sixth-inning tie as the Cincinnati Reds rallied past the visiting San Francisco Giants 3-2 on Saturday afternoon.
The heart of the Cincinnati Reds‘ playoff hopes stems from their up-the-middle duo of Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain. In a mid-game interview with Jim Day on March 3rd, McLain and Elly joked about who is the Batman and who is the Robin of their tandem.
The Cincinnati Reds, looking to make just their second playoff appearance in the last 12 seasons, enter 2025 with a roster primed to breakout.
The Cincinnati Reds have one of the most exhilarating players in baseball in Elly De La Cruz. His blend of speed, power, and ability to make plays you’ve never seen before draws fans to the ballpark.
The Reds lost a key piece of their starting lineup just before the season began when infielder Matt McLain underwent labrum surgery back in March.
In scouring sportsbooks for win total prop bets, Yardbarker noticed one team that hasn't gotten a ton of press but has the potential to start off the season surprisingly well.
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