Okay, Ellie. i see you

Cincinnati Reds Rookie Star Ellie Delacruz He looks like the real deal and has already set multiple records here early in his MLB career.

Just Sunday night, it was reported that Dela Cruz reached base four times in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, making him the youngest Reds franchise player to do so since Jay Bruce did it in 2008. ESPN. The very next night, the Cincinnati superstar contender achieved yet another feat. This time, it’s a feat that hasn’t been accomplished in 38 years.

Delacruz had four RBIs and four stolen bases in the first seven games of his career, becoming the first player in nearly 40 years to reach those numbers since Vince Coleman did so in 1985.

Ellie Delacruz became the first player since Vince Coleman in 1985 to record four backs and four RBIs in the first seven games of his career.

That season, Coleman won the National League Rookie of the Year award. pic.twitter.com/EZXWhRFrmj

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) June 13, 2023

We know that Ellie Delacruz will be crowned Rookie of the Year just like Vince Coleman, so let’s bet on the future. History really repeats itself.

I’ve been aware of the hype surrounding Ellie for some time now, but I’ve been wanting to wait a little longer to see what happens to him at the majors. Yes, I understand the sample size is still small, but consider me sold. (Related: Cleveland Browns Unveil New Logo, Loads of Hidden Images Appear)

Ellie de la Cruz is going to be a superstar. Let’s take him to the bank.