Tyler Callihan, the Cincinnati Reds rookie left fielder, suffered a broken left forearm while attempting a sliding catch during a game against the Atlanta Braves. The incident occurred in the third inning when Callihan collided with the padded wall, allowing Matt Olson's fly ball to turn into an inside-the-park home run. Reds manager Terry Francona expressed his sympathy for the young player, stressing his effort and dedication. Callihan, who was playing in just his fourth major league game, will return to Cincinnati for surgery.

The Braves ultimately secured a 4-0 victory, bolstered by Olson’s home run and a stellar performance from pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver, who nearly attained a no-hitter. Despite the Reds' loss, the focus remains on Callihan’s recovery as he hopes to get back on the field after his surgery.