Elly De La Cruz, agent Scott Boras dine in Cincinnati, per Instagram

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Elly De La Cruz, agent Scott Boras dine in Cincinnati, per Instagram

Elly De La Cruz, agent Scott Boras dine in Cincinnati, per Instagram

Reds infielder Elly De La Cruz shared a Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse menu that read, "Welcome back to Cincinnati, Scott Boras!" on his Instagram story.

Elly De La Cruz, agent Scott Boras dine in Cincinnati, per Instagram

Reds infielder Elly De La Cruz shared a Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse menu that read, "Welcome back to Cincinnati, Scott Boras!" on his Instagram story.

When a young superstar and his super-agent share a steak dinner in Cincinnati, Reds fans can't help but dream of a long-term partnership. That's exactly the buzz Elly De La Cruz created this week when he posted a tantalizing Instagram story from Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse.

The menu, shared by the electrifying infielder, featured a special greeting: "Welcome back to Cincinnati, Scott Boras!"—a clear nod to De La Cruz's high-powered agent, who has represented the two-time All-Star throughout his four seasons with the Reds.

The social media post didn't stop there. De La Cruz also shared a video of a dessert topped with a Reds cap—a sweet treat that had fans imagining a much sweeter celebration: a contract extension that would keep the 24-year-old dynamo in Cincinnati for years to come.

As things currently stand, De La Cruz won't hit free agency until after the 2029 season, following his final arbitration-eligible year. But with an agent like Boras—known for securing record-breaking deals—and a player of De La Cruz's caliber, the dinner conversation likely went beyond the menu.

Interestingly, De La Cruz's double-play partner, second baseman Matt McLain, was also represented by Boras until he made a switch ahead of the 2025 season. For now, all eyes are on whether this steakhouse sit-down is just a meal—or the beginning of a blockbuster deal that could define the Reds' future.

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