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Reds rookie Tyler Callihan breaks his forearm trying for catch on inside-the-park homer

Cincinnati Reds rookie Tyler Callihan injured his left forearm after colliding with the wall while trying to make a sliding catch during the May 5, 2025 game against the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta.
The injury took place in the third inning with two outs when Callihan pursued a fly ball hit by Matt Olson and collided forcefully with a cushioned barrier located in foul ground near the left-field side.
Callihan briefly caught the ball, but it fell from his glove after the collision, and replay confirmed he did not have control long enough for a catch, resulting in an inside-the-park home run by Olson.
The Reds announced that Callihan will undergo surgery on Tuesday to repair his fractured forearm, and manager Terry Francona expressed sympathy for the young player’s injury.
The Braves secured a 4-0 victory, holding their advantage, while Callihan sustained an injury early and left the game during just his fourth appearance since debuting last week.

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