Look: Reds Star Hunter Greene Helps Support Young Athletes Affected by Los Angeles Fires

Reds ace Hunter Greene is supporting travel ball, high school, and college baseball players affected by the fires in Los Angeles by giving away free baseball cleats.
"I've got FREE baseball cleats (Value $100 a pair NEW, Metal Spikes ONLY, sizes 9.5-15) for all the travel ball, high school and college baseball players affected by the Palisades, Malibu and Altadena fires," Green tweeted. "Must show proof of residency. Reach out to my community service team manager, Melissa here on my direct message. MUST pickup at my Santa Clarita, CA wharehouse. Spread the word, while supplies last."
This is an awesome gesture by the 25-year-old.
Check out Greene's full post below:
I've got FREE baseball cleats (Value $100 a pair NEW, Metal Spikes ONLY, sizes 9.5-15) for all the travel ball, high school and college baseball players affected by the Palisades, Malibu and Altadena fires. Must show proof of residency. Reach out to my community service team…
— Hunter Greene (@HunterGreene17) January 13, 2025
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