Look: MLB The Show Reveals Ratings for Reds Players

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MLB The Show revealed their ratings for five different Reds' players this week.
Elly De La Cruz: 93
Hunter Greene: 83
Nick Martinez: 80
Rhett Lowder: 79
Tyler Stephenson: 78
"It's difficult to find a more dynamic player in the sport right now than Elly De La Cruz," an MLB Network analyst said about Elly De La Cruz.
The 23-year-old slashed .259/.339/.471 with 71 extra-base hits and a league-leading 67 stolen bases in 2024. He also finished eighth in the National League Most VVP voting.
Watch the clip from MLB The Show here.
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