Fernando Tatis Jr. and Eli de la Cruz associate their names with the brands associated with Barry Bonds

In the final days of the major leagues, Dominican players have been able to reach milestones in which the “King of the House” is the main face.

Dominican Fernando Tatis Jr to San Diego Padres And Eli de la Cruz to Cincinnati Redsreached two degrees during the past week, and the main name that stands out in it is Barry Bondsthe all-time home run leader with 755.

starting from Eli de la CruzThe Dominicans broke the all-time record for fewer games needed to hit ten home runs and steal twenty bases with 64. The previous record was held by Barry Bonds As a member of Pittsburgh Pirates in 1986 when he reached those numbers in 65 games.

Eli de la Cruzwho is in his freshman season, made his debut on June 6 and has since become one of the most visible faces Cincinnati In the team’s attempt to return to the postseason. His combination of great speed and strength, despite his slim frame, are the two tools that make him one of the most exciting players on the field, so it’s no surprise that he was able to rack up 10 home runs and 20 walks. Shortly.

To date, he’s batting 0.254 with an OPS of 0.759 and an OPS+ of 100, for 117 total bases, 27 RBIs and 46 runs scored.

In case Fernando Tatis Jrwho is playing the fourth season of his young career, entered the select group of at least 100 batters and 75 stolen bases during that span. Barry Bonds He is the all-time leader for most home runs and stolen bases in four seasons with 135 home runs and 100 steals, followed by Daryl Strawberry With 100 home runs, 108 stolen bases, and a Ronald Acuna Jrwho in his first four seasons stole 78 bases and hit 105 home runs.

now, Tatis Jr He sits at 101 home runs and 75 steals, which puts him above the total numbers for the Acuna Jr. in both divisions during his first four seasons, while actually being left behind the strawberry As for the home run.

so far in 2023,”boy261 with a 0.788 OPS, 117 OPS+, 65 RBIs and 70 runs scored.

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