I Want To Play Alongside Him__ Ronald Acuna Jr. Urge Braves To Seal Deal For Incredible $83.7 Million Star as his injury persist, club insider updates.
Ronald Acuna Jr., the MVP of the Atlanta Braves, had to leave spring training on Monday night in order to have his injured right knee evaluated by a physician, but the team has positive news on that front.
No doubt the entire organisation was holding its breath, but less than twenty-four hours later, ESPN reports that Acuna had a “thorough examination” and that there’s nothing to worry about. By Opening Day, which is on the road on March 28 against the Philadelphia Phillies, he ought to be ready to go.
You may anticipate that he will go easy on the remaining spring training sessions. Acuna’s right knee was found to be slightly irritated. However, before the season starts, it will be progressively restored to his playing strength.
“I don’t know when I’ll play again, but I feel like I can play today — I can play every day,” Acuna stated. “However, I have a boss. I’ll play when they say, “You can play.”
Atlanta is quite excited about this news since they have very high hopes for the Braves in 2024.
The Braves’ projected performance is expected to be greatly influenced by Acuña, the 2023 NL MVP. With a batting average of.337, which was second-best in MLB, and an OPS of 1.012, which was third-best in MLB, he hit 41 home runs with 106 RBI and 73 stolen bases in the previous season.
