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Dodgers news: Reds' Carlos Jorge steals Will Smith home run with insane catch

The Cincinnati Reds have been making a habit out of robbing the Los Angeles Dodgers of home runs. On Tuesday, Elly De La Cruz pulled off a bonkers throw to nail Teoscar Hernandez at the plate on an inside-the-park home run attempt. And now, on Wednesday, Carlos Jorge may have just one-upped De La Cruz by making a leaping catch at the wall to snag […] The post Dodgers news: Reds' Carlos Jorge…

Dodgers news: Reds' Carlos Jorge steals Will Smith home run with insane catch

On Wednesday, Carlos Jorge showcased an incredible baseball catch for the Cincinnati Reds, potentially surpassing a previous feat by teammate Elly De La Cruz. The event unfolded during a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, where Reds starter Rhett Lowder delivered a high slider to Will Smith. The situation arose with a runner on first and no outs in the first inning.

Smith approached the plate and squared up the pitch, prompting Carlos Jorge to charge towards left-center field to make a leaping catch of the ball. His timing was impeccable, and he managed to keep the ball within the park, preventing the Dodgers from scoring. This remarkable play, captured in a breathtaking video, kept the Dodgers' scoreless, contributing to the Reds' efforts to rally their team and bolster their chances for a successful 2027 campaign.

Even though the Reds are struggling to make a strong postseason push, these types of plays serve to uplift their spirits and prepare them for a better season ahead. Meanwhile, the Dodgers continue to find methods to secure victories despite the Reds' daring moves that prevent Los Angeles from scoring runs. It is particularly fitting that Will Smith, who hit a home run for the Dodgers earlier in the week, was the one impacted by the Reds' audacious play.

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