Elly De La Cruz's arm impresse...

Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz made a very famous fan on Saturday: the Milwaukee Brewers' guest commentator, Snoop Dogg.

The legendary rapper was the guest of honor at American Family Field for Saturday's Reds-Brewers game, throwing a perfectly acceptable first pitch and meeting the home team in the clubhouse. He then stepped into the Bally Sports Wisconsin booth with Brian Anderson and Bill Schroeder and provided his trademark voice, reaching his peak at the end of the second inning.

Brewers second basemen Brice Turang hit a well-placed grounder that looked like a potential infield single, only for De La Cruz to make an incredible sidearm throw across his body to catch him by a step. Snoop Dogg, to put it mildly, was impressed:

"Oh he's safe, he can't throw that. He ain't got no arm like that. No he don't!" the rapper said enthusiastically as the throw came in. "Who is that with that rocket? Oh lord, he got a rocket in his pocket. Oh he made that."

De La Cruz's bat has been up and down since making his MLB debut last year, but his raw tools have clearly stood out as among MLB's best, with the most notable ones being his speed (he entered Saturday leading MLB with 34 stolen bases) and, as you can see above, his arm.

Snoop Dogg stayed around for the third inning, where he provided Brewers star Christian Yelich some coaching on the basepaths.

The Brewers went on to win 3-1 via a Joey Ortiz three-run homer.

Very few things beat genuine enthusiasm for a sport in the booth, be it from a career broadcaster or a relative novice, and that's what Snoop Dogg delivered. We'll see if he gets another chance to provide some baseball commentary.