Reds Fans Hyped After Star Prospect's Debut Confirmed Against Yankees originally appeared on Athlon Sports. At just 22 years old, Chase Burns is getting the call to Major League Baseball. The Cincinnati Reds, sitting at 41-38 and just 5.5 games back in the National League Central, are getting a much-needed boost.

Burns will make his big-league debut Tuesday night against the New York Yankees, the team he imagined playing shortstop for as a kid.

The Reds took the opening game of the series, 6-1, as an Aaron Judge homer in the first inning was the only score for the Yankees. Elly De La Cruz had a monster day as recorded a single, triple, and homer yesterday as he was a double away from the cycle.

The Yankees will give the ball to Carlos Rodon (9-5) against the Reds and Chase Burns. Before this Yankees vs. Reds showdown, here's everything you need to get ready for Tuesday's MLB action, including viewing options.

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